- Run test_destroyed again, the problem was fixed in the
  python3-pyside6 package.

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- Skip test_destroyed, this test fails with pyside6 6.7.0

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- update to 4.4.0:
  * Fixed exception handling so they are properly cleared in
    Python 3.12, due to the new sys.last_exc attribute (#532).

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- Don't require any backend. The testing application should
  specify their set explicitly.
- Test pyside on SLE15 python module

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- %sle15_python_module_pythons must define %pythons before any
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- update to 4.3.1:
  * Added official support for Python 3.12.
  * Python 3.7 is no longer supported.
  * qapp now sets up the QApplication instance with a command
    line argument like this QApplication([prog_name]) instead of
    using an empty list QApplication([]). Here prog_name is the
    name of the app which defaults to pytest-qt-app, but can be
    redefined in the pytest.ini file, see :ref:`qapp
    fixture<setting-qapp-name>`. Alternatively, the arguments
    that will be passed to QApplication can be defined explicitly
    using the qapp_args fixture. This means that the default
    behavior of the qapp_args fixture is now also changed
    accordingly: it now returns the list [prog_name] instead of
    an empty list.
    `@The-Compiler`_ for the PR.

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- Remove xfail_strict from pytest config
  * pyside2 and py311 XPASS a test, gh#pytest-dev/pytest-qt#419

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- Add %{?sle15_python_module_pythons}

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- Skip failing exception tests with pyside6
  * gh#pytest-dev/pytest-qt#488
- Use PEP517

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- Remove python_module macro definition
- Update to 4.2.0:
  * Import the code sub-package from the correct location rather than the
    deprecated py package, restoring compatibility with pytest 7.2.0, where py
    was dropped. Thanks @The-Compiler for the PR.
  * Use pytest.hookimpl to configure hooks, avoiding a deprecation warning in
    pytest 7.2.0. Thanks @The-Compiler for the PR.
  * Now pytest-qt will check if any of the Qt libraries is already imported by
    the time the plugin loads, and use it if that is the case (#412). Thanks
    @eyllanesc for the PR.
  * Most custom pytest-qt exceptions can be accessed via qtbot (for example
    qtbot.TimeoutError), but it was not always explicit in the documentation
    that this is the recommended way to access those exceptions, instead of
    importing them from pytestqt.exceptions. This is now clarified in the
    documentation and examples, and an alias to ScreenshotError has been added
    to qtbot so it can be accessed in the same way (#460).

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