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ColorChooser : Don't emit signals with inconsistent internal state #5917

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We want all our ducks in a row before being exposed to the arbitrary code execution represented by connected slots. I haven't observed any problems from the old code in practice, but noticed the pre-exising bug while reviewing #5909 and thought it probably worth addressing while we're looking at this part of the codebase.

We want all our ducks in a row before being exposed to the arbitrary code execution represented by connected slots. I haven't observed any problems from the old code in practice, but noticed the pre-exising bug while reviewing GafferHQ#5909 and thought it probably worth addressing while we're looking at this part of the codebase.
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I think this looks good to me, but I have one question noted inline.

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Thanks for the clarification @johnhaddon, LGTM!

@ericmehl ericmehl merged commit 21c0581 into GafferHQ:1.4_maintenance Jun 24, 2024
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