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I don't think this actually depends on those files. Maybe it is just the source path baked into compiled python paths. Try removing / renaming that build dir. Fr me this results in the same error.

Now it seems we need to update the homebrew formula for pyqt to the 11.1 release, but it gives me a linker error...

I don't think this actually depends on those files. Maybe it is just the source path baked into compiled python paths. Try removing / renaming that build dir. Fr me this results in the same error.

Now it seems we need to update the homebrew formula for pyqt to the 11.1 release, but it gives me a linker error...

EDIT: See hombrew issue https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/30881

I don't think this actually depends on those files. Maybe it is just the source path baked into compiled python paths. Try removing / renaming that build dir. Fr me this results in the same error.

Now it seems we need to update the homebrew formula for pyqt to the 11.1 release, but it gives me a linker error...

EDIT: See hombrew issue https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/30881

EDIT 2: I confirmed that the path referring to build is indeed baked into the installed compile python files, which kind of makes sense. So this is not a dependency to the build folder and the error is something else, namely outdated pyqt. Unfortunately there seems to be a linking issue for the recent pyqt version on OS X / clang, see the above github issue.

I don't think this actually depends on those files. Maybe it is just the source path baked into compiled python paths. Try removing / renaming that build dir. Fr me this results in the same error.

Now it seems we need to update the homebrew formula for pyqt to the 11.1 release, but it gives me a linker error...

EDIT: See hombrew issue https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/30881

EDIT 2: I confirmed that the path referring to build is indeed baked into the installed compile python files, which kind of makes sense. So this is not a dependency to the build folder and the error is something else, namely outdated pyqt. Unfortunately there seems to be a linking issue for the recent pyqt version on OS X / clang, see the above github issue.

Update: It seems we have been able to fix the PyQT formula. With the current version in that pull request I can run rqt successfully. The formula will hopefully get merged into homebrew soon.

I don't think this actually depends on those files. Maybe it is just the source path baked into compiled python paths. Try removing / renaming that build dir. Fr me this results in the same error.

Now it seems we need to update the homebrew formula for pyqt to the 11.1 release, but it gives me a linker error...

EDIT: See hombrew issue https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/30881

EDIT 2: I confirmed that the path referring to build is indeed baked into the installed compile python files, which kind of makes sense. So this is not a dependency to the build folder and the error is something else, namely outdated pyqt. Unfortunately there seems to be a linking issue for the recent pyqt version on OS X / clang, see the above github issue.

Update: It seems we have been able to fix the PyQT formula. With the current version in that pull request I can run rqt successfully. The formula will hopefully get merged into homebrew soon.

Update2: PyQt 4.11.1 has been released into homebrew. After brew update and subsequent brew upgrade pyqt, you should be able to run the GUI. Maybe you need to also brew reinstall pyqwt after upgrading pyqt.