@tokejepsen discovered a bug in pyblish-qml, where a plug-in without an argument signature would not run.
class MyPlugin(pyblish.api.Validator):
def process(self):
pass
But it did when running it via pyblish.util.publish(). So one of them were in the wrong. Turns out this was pyblish.util.publish().
This is because, recently, an additional check got added to compatibility checking using pyblish.util.instances_by_plugin which is being used by pyblish-qml to decide whether or not to visually display plug-ins, after they've been discovered, based on the collected instances.
pyblish.util.publish() currently does not make this compatibility check.
@tokejepsen discovered a bug in pyblish-qml, where a plug-in without an argument signature would not run.
But it did when running it via
pyblish.util.publish(). So one of them were in the wrong. Turns out this waspyblish.util.publish().This is because, recently, an additional check got added to compatibility checking using
pyblish.util.instances_by_pluginwhich is being used by pyblish-qml to decide whether or not to visually display plug-ins, after they've been discovered, based on the collected instances.pyblish.util.publish()currently does not make this compatibility check.