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i think you should move steps 6 and 7 from the top, and integrate them into the bottom, or really just make it one list, no need for separate sections

yes, i upgraded to xcode 10 and it started working

@davecotter said in blocked: cmake: command not found: cmake: command not found here's what i ended up doing: Launch "MaintenanceTool", and choose "Add or remove components" (next) under "Qt -> Developer and Design Tools", check "CMake" (next, and complete that) in Terminal, ensure you add the folder containing cmake to your $PATH, eg: export PATH=$PATH:/path_to/Qt/Tools/CMake/CMake.app/Contents/bin

No, you just need a remote repository called gerrit where gpush will push the changes to, you can ignore it and just work with code from origin

i did a lot google，but maybe i ignore something. thank you bro！it help

@nikohal have you resolved the error.

@macfanpl said in How do our contributions fit into the Qt Company's releases?: Whats deeper impact of a bug in this case? From time to time, users are frustated that with new Qt releases, some bugs affecting them are still not solved. This is just one example of comment in a Qt release announcement: My app cannot use the Qt 5.12.5 and Qt 5.13.x due to following issue. https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-77423 This issue is very critical issue because it breaks previous behavior but it still only be opened not progress. So imagine you can fix such bug, you'll make a Qt user very happy I guess :-)

@JKSH Thank you for the response.

Hi, One more thing to add, the account set as responsible is a team account so it means it has several members like Paul. The fact it is shown as not active is just related to the fact that it's not a physical person. There are several others like that :-)

@aha_1980 Maybe that's because the Qt Project bug tracker is using JIRA. But could also be an attempt to lure people both on [EDIT: Domains removed --JKSH] which is the link behind the "JIRA Tutorial".

It wasn't just me than, it was a CI issue: http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/development/2018-September/033584.html

Thanks @aha_1980 for the help, that's all I need it! :D

hi @tpmlinz, and welcome! so have you uploaded your patch already? (link) because that's what Gerrit is all about, discussing code. regarding the reviewers: you can start with git log in the files you touched; you'll see who appears often. you can also Google 'qt maintainers' to find responsible persons for a module. everything else is best discussed in Gerrit i think. thanks for your contribution! Regards.

After some code-mining the above loop should be equivalent to: for (int i = topLeft.row(); i < maxRow; ++i) { const int maxColumn = bottomRight.column() - ((i==maxRow-1) ? 1:0); for (int j = topLeft.column()+ ((i==topLeft.row()) ? 1:0); j < maxColumn; ++j) { d->viewport->update(visualRect(d->model->index(i, j, parent))); } } The updates are compressed trough QWidgetBackingStore::markDirty. I know the docs mention this but I couldn't find it in QCoreApplication::compressEvent so I went spelunking, albeit rather short lived.

@SGaist Thanks! I have already posted my question in the forum. Will just wait for it

Merges are done manually from time to time. Right now we are working on finalizing current round of merges between 5.9, 5.10 and 5.11 https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/q/status:open+owner:"Liang+Qi+%253Cliang.qi%2540qt.io%253E",n,z

Hi and welcome to devnet, This branch being a work in progress, I'd recommend you bring this topic to the interest mailing list. You'll find there Qt Connectivity's developers/maintainers. This forum is more user oriented.

For reference: The bugreport resulting from this thread is: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-19710 @BKBK: it is good practice to add a link here if the discussion is moved to another place. That way, later visitors can follow it and find more insights. Thanks.

It seems like private headers need to be handled via sync.profile, not qmake