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diff --git a/tools/debug_windows.py b/tools/debug_windows.py
index dbde5f534..73696a379 100644
--- a/tools/debug_windows.py
+++ b/tools/debug_windows.py
@@ -39,15 +39,15 @@
"""
This is a troubleshooting script that assists finding out which DLLs or
-which symbols in a DLL are missing when executing a PySide2 python
+which symbols in a DLL are missing when executing a PySide6 python
script.
It can also be used with any other non Python executable.
Usage: python debug_windows.py
When no arguments are given the script will try to import
- PySide2.QtCore.
+ PySide6.QtCore.
-Usage: python debug_windows.py python -c "import PySide2.QtWebEngine"
+Usage: python debug_windows.py python -c "import PySide6.QtWebEngine"
python debug_windows.py my_executable.exe arg1 arg2 --arg3=4
Any arguments given after the script name will be considered
as the target executable and the arguments passed to that
@@ -338,8 +338,8 @@ def test_run_import_qt_core_under_cdb_with_gflags():
# The 2+2 is just ensure that Python itself works.
python_code = """
print(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Test computation of 2+2 is: {}".format(2+2))
-import PySide2.QtCore
-print(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> QtCore object instance: {}".format(PySide2.QtCore))
+import PySide6.QtCore
+print(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> QtCore object instance: {}".format(PySide6.QtCore))
"""
call_command_under_cdb_with_gflags(sys.executable, ["-c", python_code])