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hoffstadt/DearPyGui
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#2650 docs: Fixed links in README - removed Dev roadmap, added Project status (#2572)
0 reviews · 8.1d to merge
#2649 Updated issue and PR templates (again)
0 reviews · 0h to merge
#2648 A menu bar in node editor no longer segfaults (#2070)
0 reviews · 41h to merge
#2647 fix (mvSlider3D): fixed thumbgs drag being reset after 1 frame (#2640).
0 reviews · 41h to merge
#2646 fix: Restored "handlers" entry in item info
0 reviews · 1h to merge
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