Update to sync with tk-framework-widget PR shotgunsoftware#15 (shotgu…

…nsoftware#23)

* Update SceneBrowserWidget to use the Worker's notifier to listen for completed and failed signals.
* Update info.yml to require tk-framework-widget v1.x.x to include necessary update to Worker class.
* Update test.yml with latest tk-framework-widget version.

info.yml

@@ -48,5 +48,5 @@ supported_engines:
 
 # the frameworks required to run this app
 frameworks:
-    - {"name": "tk-framework-widget", "version": "v0.2.x"}
+    - {"name": "tk-framework-widget", "version": "v1.x.x"}
     - {"name": "tk-framework-shotgunutils", "version": "v5.x.x", "minimum_version": "v5.2.1"}

python/tk_multi_breakdown/scene_browser.py

@@ -48,10 +48,10 @@ def set_app(self, app):
         browser_widget.BrowserWidget.set_app(self, app)
         # For some reason connecting the worker signal directly to the child items' slots causes a
         # segmentation fault when there are many items. But re-emitting a local signal works fine
-        self._worker.work_completed.connect(
+        self._worker.notifier.work_completed.connect(
             lambda uid, data: self._item_work_completed.emit(uid, data)
         )
-        self._worker.work_failure.connect(
+        self._worker.notifier.work_failure.connect(
             lambda uid, msg: self._item_work_failed.emit(uid, msg)
         )
 

tests/fixtures/config/env/test.yml

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ engines:
 
 
 frameworks:
-  tk-framework-widget_v0.2.x:
+  tk-framework-widget_v1.x.x:
     location: {type: dev, path: '$SHOTGUN_REPOS_ROOT/tk-framework-widget' }
   tk-framework-shotgunutils_v5.x.x:
     location: {type: dev, path: '$SHOTGUN_REPOS_ROOT/tk-framework-shotgunutils' }