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Hello, I also encountered this situation. Have you found a solution?

As an update, I installed qtcreator from the ubuntu repo (13.0.2) and it works much better. Are there config files somewhere I can diff against the previous install to better understand the original problem?

@Felix-van-de-Donk said in How to stop application from crashing at runtime: So what did you do to solve it? Removed QT beta version (6.8.0-beta 3) Removed old kits Removed Android Emulator Removed Android SDKs I installed as I'll be deploying to Android device from now (Emulator is too unreliable) Installed QT stable version (6.7.2) Ignored red crybaby messages from W ziparchive W qt.multimedia W Qt A11Y W libEGL W QtAudioDeviceManager E BufferQueueProducer Since I'm not sure how to stop them from appearing and everything seems to be working how it should

Hi, The URL looks like it's in an private area. Shouldn't it rather be https://mirrors.kernel.org/yocto-sources/git2/code.qt.io.qt.qtdeclarative.git/ ?

I had the same problem upgrading from 6.6 to 6.7, I resolved it by using the correct NDK (26.1.10909125), see https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/android-getting-started.html

Hello. I actually don't have a physical device with Android 14 to debug. So I tried with the Google emulator (Google Play Games Developer Emulator) where the error occurs when running the APP. But I tested it with a friend's cell phone with Android 14 and the APP worked. The APP opens, but an error occurs in the APP when trying to connect to the Firebird database. I'm using a lib "libfbclient.so" provided by Firebird for connection. I don't know if this lib could be the problem. Fact that it works on Android 13. But on Android 14, the connection to the database does not work. Do you recommend any emulator for Android 14? The existing emulators in Android Studio API level 34 do not work on my computer. And the Google emulator that I downloaded causes an error in the APP, but not on the physical device. So I believe that the emulator has a problem.

OK, so for Android its kinda simple, just put to main.cpp: #include <QtCore/qjniobject.h> #include <QtCore/qcoreapplication.h> #include <QtCore/private/qandroidextras_p.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { ... #ifdef __ANDROID__ if (QNativeInterface::QAndroidApplication::sdkVersion() >= __ANDROID_API_T__) { const auto notificationPermission = "android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS"; auto requestResult = QtAndroidPrivate::requestPermission(notificationPermission); //if (requestResult.result() != QtAndroidPrivate::Authorized) { qWarning() << "Failed to acquire permission to post notifications (required for Android 13+)"; } } #endif ... } but how to I handle same in iOS?

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@mvuori Thanks for reply, I have tried downgraded NDK version, from 26.x to 22.x, event the 26.1.10909125 which is the same version of NDK used in the document. All of them would got compile error (may have different error messages like missing wchar.h ).

This next part is a tangent, but I mention it because you might run into this next: You may also need to use a kind of "dummy imports qml" file later, to make sure that the deployed app contains all the Qt framework QML that you expect. Example: https://github.com/219-design/qt-qml-project-template-with-ci/blob/a85e7f49a127eab/src/app/imports.qml

That was a nasty one. Glad you found out and thanks for sharing !

@Gilberrt hi, it's literally the first platform explained in the link posted by the OP. Qt 5 and Qt 6.

Hello, To remove the small lines with triangles (scroll indicators) above and below the scroll bar in your QComboBox’s QListView, you can customize the style of the scroll bar using a stylesheet. Here’s how you can do it: Set the Scroll Bar Policy: Ensure that the scroll bar is set to always show or hide as needed. Customize the Scroll Bar Style: Use a stylesheet to hide the scroll indicators. Hope that helps.