Qt Designer incorrectly sets penStyle in built .ui files

[lsomoza6464]

Describe the bug
When using Qt Designer to add a PyDMDrawingRectangle, setting the penStyle property to something like "SolidLine" causes an error at runtime:

AttributeError: 'PyDMDrawingRectangle' object has no attribute 'setPenStyle'. Did you mean: 'setStyle'?
This happens because Qt Designer saves the penStyle property as a string, which PyDM (and PyQt5's uic) cannot interpret as a valid enum.

Steps to reproduce
Open Qt Designer and place a PyDMDrawingRectangle widget.

Set the penStyle to something other than NoPen (e.g., SolidLine).

Save the .ui file and inspect the output.

You will see:

<property name="penStyle" stdset="0">
  <string>Solid</string>
</property>

Run this .ui file with PyDM and observe the crash.

Expected behavior
Qt Designer should output the property using a valid enum format like this:

<property name="penStyle" stdset="0">
  <enum>Qt::SolidLine</enum>
</property>

This would allow PyDM to load the file without runtime errors.

Operating System
Linux

OS Version Details
No response

[nstelter-slac]

hey, running on master (4e65cc7) im not able to reproduce this issue.

if i do the following steps:
1) Open Qt Designer and place a PyDMDrawingRectangle widget.
2) Set the penStyle to something other than NoPen
3) Save the .ui file and inspect the output.

i see the expected:

<property name="penStyle" stdset="0">
  <enum>Qt::DashLine</enum>
</property>

are there any other setup setups involved to get the bad .ui file?
also what version of pydm and designer are you running?