Runtime breaks with pyside6 v6.4.0
See original GitHub issueInstalling and running MNELAB in a new environment raises TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a number, not 'KeyboardModifier'
(see matplotlib/matplotlib#24155 for more information).
I think a reasonable solution until this is resolved in pyside is to limit the required version for mnelab
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Yes, updating Matplotlib to 3.6.2 resolves the issue for me. Thank you.
Thanks @ZviBaratz! If it’s not out in a few days, I’ll make a hotfix release!
Edit: Good news, the Matplotlib devs said on Gitter that they are going to make the release this week!