Installation and Deployment

numeric_limits is defined in std namespace so you should try if including the correct header helps.

@artem1997262 said in QMYSQL driver not loaded on Ubuntu: Although below shows found that file Where is it located? And did you check whether it is 64bit this time?

@cristian-adam Many Thx for the infos, tips and workarounds I'll give it a try.

configure -- --trace-expand seems to be what I need. Finding the failing test might be a bit of a challenge though as there is a huge amount of output. So far I've built gperf, libxcb- x7 xorg- x4. If I have to build libxkbcommon then that will need meson and ninja.

@ekkescorner This issue will be fixed in next release. Qt support said that overwriting Qt 5.15.11 androiddeployqt files with Qt 5.15.10 ones will fix this issue. I don't like mixing versions, so I'm waiting next release while using Qt 5.15.10 which is good enough for my development.

Yes it works : 1 load QtCreator -> Load Project c:\Qt\6.5.0.Src\QtMqtt\CMakeList.txt 2 Build Release and Debug 3 Exit QtCreator 4 Go to C:\Qt\Src\6.5.0\build-qtmqtt-Desktop_Qt_6_5_0_MinGW_64_bit-Release 5 cmake --install . (see the point at the end) Done Thank to all!!!! Bye!

You can ignore it if you have installed it and can build your project. No worries!

@archqt Hi, Opensource mirror "mirrors.ukfast.co.uk" uses free Lets Encrypt SSL cert and cert chain seems to be correct. So please check that root CA cert "ISRG Root X1" is installed on your Win machine. https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/ Also be sure that TLS 1.2 is used on the machine, all modern SSL ciphers are enabled on the mirrors

Hi! In case you are trying to install Qt but not QtDS and see this issue you can workaround it just by unselecting QtDS from your installation; it is selected by default.

Hi, QtWebEngine is not available for mobile platforms. Use the QtWebView module.

Hi, I would say the easiest way to achieve this would be with the CLI functionality introduced in Qt Online Installer 4.x: https://wiki.qt.io/Online_Installer_4.x#Installing_unattended_with_CLI.

Hi, this was resolved in the related bug report https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTIFW-2854.

Hi! Like @SimonSchroeder already replied, one option is also to create an Offline installer using Qt Installer Framework. As the payload, you can put the binaries you've built. You can also customize the menu's in the installer and customize the installation procedure using scripting interface. E.g. this offline installer is created using the Qt Installer Framework: https://download.qt.io/official_releases/qtcreator/8.0/8.0.2/qt-creator-opensource-linux-x86_64-8.0.2.run https://doc.qt.io/qtinstallerframework/

Thanks, I realized I just had my release/debug builds of Qt mixed up... doh

@wesblake Hello, Using the information you've provided I've managed to upload my package to the appstore using Transporter, however even after inserting com.apple.application-identifier and com.apple.developer.team-identifier to my .entitlements file, I still get "Not Available for Testing" status in TestFlight. Could you share any other entries in the entitlements file, or any other leads to resolve this issue?

@tkoka said in [iOS] Appstore trouble with CFBundleIconName and asset catalog - something to do with xcode 14.1 and iOS 16.1 SDK: Thanks @ekkescorner, problem was solved :) Thank you for explaining the answer very simply and clearly. It's a great experience. great to hear :)

created https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-28474