PR: Skip import of QOpenGLTime* on architectures where not available#333
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Hi @juliangilbey thanks for checking into this and submitting a fix! I left some comments regarding the addition of some specific architectures examples for future reference. Otherwise this LGTM 👍
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QOpenGLTimeMonitorandQOpenGLTimerQuerydo not exist on some architectures such as armhf; the PyQt5 and PySide2 code has a check for whether these should be included in the package. Since they are imported unconditionally, importingqtpy.QtOpenGLfails on those architectures. This patch imports those two classes within a try/except block to allow for this to gracefully fail, and comments out the corresponding assertions in the test suite.