Environment Variables
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Let me give you a clearer picture:
I have one project with just one file in it, the project file itself. There are only two lines in this project file, and I delete them. (Not: these two lines did not contain anything about the environment variable) I save the changes, I then clean all. There is now nothing in the project file and only this project file is loaded. I either do a qmake or build all, I get that error about my environmental variable not being found, on an empty project file.
So if you imagine a blank and empty project giving me MY_AAB_DIRECTORY environment variable, you have an accurate picture.
-Arukas
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That not my point. Your concern was you needed to see the project, and I'm pointing out there's nothing to see, literally. Qmake shouldn't give errors on empty project files about environment variables. I gave it a try Qmake does nothing on an empty file. I can also reproduce the same errors by deleting the entire contents of another project in the source folder.
I should of mention earlier, when I get the error and click on it, it says "file not found". So its looking for something that's not there, and I don't know why its looking for it in the first place.
-Thanks
Arukas -
qmake moans on an empty test.pro - because it wants to link something (the app name is based on some default logic if there's no TARGET explicitly set). So no, qmake is not quiet on an empty project file.
So, maybe you want to post the complete build log of that empty project. I doubt that anyone can imagine what's going on here.