Installation and Deployment

I would try to run a version of macdeployqt coming from a more recent version of Qt.

Hey @aha_1980 , thank you very much for your help. I could not really find it anywhere in the documentation.

Yes it does exist

I had exactly the same problem with 5.13.1. Everything was set like on the screenshots above. I also got the same errors when I tried 5.12.4. After installing 5.13.1 again, nothing has changed. Still the same errors. A few days later, I noticed that I haven´t updated Windows 10 (x64) to 1903. I was still on 1809. After the Windows update, QT has worked properly! I did not changed anything in the QT settings or the PATH variables. I don´t know, if the windows path variables have caused the problem as only windows specific paths have been added after the update, but it´s worth a try: System Path variables before update: C:\Program Files\CMake\bin C:\Qt\Qt5.13.1\Tools\mingw730_32\bin System Path variables after update: C:\Program Files\CMake\bin C:\Qt\Qt5.13.1\Tools\mingw730_32\bin %SystemRoot%\system32 %SystemRoot% %SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0 %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\OpenSSH\

@Zak_was_here said in No Kits Found: So it does appear that the MSVC2019 has populated in the kits as shown below. Great, then you can start using that kit to compile your applications. Per your suspicion, the red exclamation marked ones did not. No message is shown when i hover over the exclamation. However, I did select the line item if that helps. Please see screen shot below. You don't need MinGW if MSVC version is already working. Looks like MinGW you installed was not detected. You can add it manually in Compilers tab. It's really weird that Qt Creator hasn't autodetected all of this when you installed Qt.

Hi and welcome to devnet, AFAIK yes but you may have to modify the mkspec for your platform to explicitly use the static library.

Hi and welcome to devnet, The image you posted doesn't show up. You might want to consider posting the text of the error rather than a picture.

I wrote my recipe down here: https://forum.qt.io/topic/107937/deploy-to-macos-appstore-xcode-11-1/2

See for example https://forum.qt.io/topic/107997/qt-win10-qmysql-driver-not-loaded or use the forum search function

@comarius said in duplicated folder on INSTALL on remote: Hi, Qt creator 4.9.1 based on 5.12.3 I have this project [QT PROJECT] wanna deply configs to /etc on [TARGET DEVICE] ├── appname.pro [TARGET DEVICE] ├── main.cpp ├── main.h /etc/appname ├── configs ├── configs │   ├── bbb    ├── bbb │   │   └── pin    │   └── pin The pro rules are: target.path = /home/me/$${TARGET}/bin configs.files = ./configs/* configs.path = /etc/$${TARGET} !isEmpty(target.path): INSTALLS += target !isEmpty(configs.path): INSTALLS += configs but I end up with double bbb/bbb folders on the target ├── appname.pro [TARGET DEVICE] ├── main.cpp ├── main.h /etc/appname ├── configs ├── configs │   ├── bbb    ├── bbb │   │   └── pin    └── bbb    └── pin Any ideas what is going on. Anyone ?

Hi and welcome to devnet, What do you have in mind when saying deployment ? Call the XXXdeployqt helper application for your OS ?

Hi, I'm not sure if it fits for your system, but did you come across https://wiki.qt.io/Raspberry_Pi_Beginners_Guide and https://forum.qt.io/topic/68381/cross-compile-qt-windows-to-raspberry-3 ? BR Sebastian

@JKSH, thanks! That is a good idea and I've tired (oh, what a funny typo, so true ;-)) tried that in many variations. After all, I did the (unnessecarily dreaded) reinstall. But that was not the end of the story... After renaming the whole Qt folder and reinstalling from scratch (at first: only a few parts of 5.13.1 MinGW64 checked) I ended up with 5.13.1 AND 5.12.4(!) in the (new!) folder. I don't have a clue where MaintenanceTool has its bookkeeping - it shouldn't have thought about 5.12.4 at all, the whole Qt folder was renamed! But that was actually a breakthrough, though, because now I could uncheck and remove this version (5.12.4) without errors, so that by now MaintenanceTool seems to actually believe, that it's gone. So the central question remains: where does MaintenanceTool store information about what's installed on a machine? This is puzzling. Just in case anybody might be able to shed some light on this, I'll leave this tread as "Unsolved" for some more time.

Hi, You have to install a recent Qt build for Android.

Add export QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH=/pathtoQT/5.x.0/gcc_64/plugins to ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc This works for me.

@jsulm Thanks.

Hi @Halooh If i choose new project -> other project there is no opinion for qt unit test It was renamed to Auto Test project (at the same position) some time ago and let you choose the test framework in the wizard. Regards

Hi and welcome to devnet, What version of Windows are you using ? Can you run your application from the same command prompt ?