When I run this code: ``` import customtkinter as ctk window=ctk.CTk() window.mainloop() window=ctk.CTk() window.mainloop() ``` In Idle there's no problem, but when I run it in Visual Studio Code or Windows command prompt I get this error: ``` invalid command name "2469118395776update" while executing "2469118395776update" ("after" script) ``` I think this is a bug, but I could be wrong. Thanks in advance for your help! Edit: It appears to be a windows related bug that still needs to be fixed! A little more info about where the error message is coming from: in `windows ctk_tk.py`: `class CTk` `__init__` it calls: `self._windows_set_titlebar_color(self._get_appearance_mode())` line 78 which later calls: `super().update()` on line 283 resulting in the error message I mentioned earlier! I don't know what code is required to fix it though! I just thought I might provide a little more helpful information about what's going on! Edit 2: This code also generates the error message: ``` import tkinter as tk import customtkinter as ctk window=ctk.CTk() window.mainloop() tk.Tk() tk.mainloop() ```