I have a Pyside6 app that is supposed to run a subprocess as part of it's functioning. When the subprocess finishes it is supposed to trigger the signal self.subprocess.finished, but the function notify_success_or_failure is not being run, even after the process finishes.
this is my code
def begin_subprocess(self, folder_path, return_to_path, return_path):
self.subprocess = QProcess()
# check what command needs to be run to start the subprocess
python_executable = sys.executable
# gather the parameters needed
paramaters = [folder_path, str(return_to_path), return_path]
command_info = [python_executable, "./true_run.py"]
command = command_info + paramaters
print(command)
# Connect the finished signal of the QProcess to the custom signal
self.subprocess.finished.connect(self.notify_success_or_failure)
# Start the subprocess asynchronously
self.subprocess.startDetached(command[0], command[1:])
I would like to be able to say I have tried a few things, but I haven't been able to. I have no clue what is causing the problem, probobly a lack of know-how, if someone here knows more than me about pyside that would be much appreciated.
Apparently, I was using the wrong kind of start method, I made the mistake of thinking that startDetached would start it in the terminal and allow the user to interact with the program (which it does on the side). in the end, it turns out that
startDetatcheddisabled signals, thanks musicamante.