In PyQt6, the start() method of QThreadPool has 2 signatures: (1) PyQt6.QtCore.QThreadPool().start(QRunnable, priority: int = 0) (2) PyQt6.QtCore.QThreadPool().start(Callable[[], None], priority: int = 0)
________________________________ In PyQt6, you don’t need a runnable (a QRunnable instance), you just simply pass a callable (a Python function/method with a long-running task) to the start() method of QThreadPool, and be done with it. The second signature of the start() method of QThreadPool in PyQt6 (listed above) is the only thing that is keeping me away from PySide6, because in PySide6 there is only one signature of the start() method (only the first signature, listed above). Not sure why the second signature isn't available in PySide6 as well. Will PySide6 ever provide a second signature of the start() method (just like PyQt6 does), so that we won’t be forced to create a runnable (a QRunnable instance), but we would be able to just simply pass a Python callable (function/method) to it? Please answer. Thanks.
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