Issues Tab doesn't display anything at all.

Mitya

And the issues tab is totally empty. I had checked the same error in clearly new project - the same behavior. The only thing is that messages in Compile output are all grey colored. That means that that os not stderr, if I'm not mistaken.

Mitya

@Christian-Ehrlicher Post is not about an error itself. Post is about Issue Tab that doesn't reflect anything. It seams that for some reason QtCreator doesn't parse Compile output.

aha_1980

@Mitya

It seams that for some reason QtCreator doesn't parse Compile output.

If the output is not red, it is indeed from stdout and therefore not parsed.

It seems something in your toolchain redirects the output to stdout, so you need to find which part is guilty.

Regards

Mitya

@Mitya said in Issues Tab doesn't display anything at all.:

@Christian-Ehrlicher Post is not about an error itself. Post is about Issue Tab that doesn't reflect anything. It seams that for some reason QtCreator doesn't parse Compile output.

Tried everything I know. Maybe you a re able to guide me in right direction. I use Xcode 11.4, XCode generator, Apple clang compiler, CMake and QtCreator. What from mentioned could redirect stderr to stdout?

aha_1980

Hi @Mitya,

I'd guess it's a CMake problem

Can you create a qmake example project and see if that works?

Regards

Mitya

@aha_1980 said in Issues Tab doesn't display anything at all.:

Hi @Mitya,

I'd guess it's a CMake problem

Can you create a qmake example project and see if that works?

Regards

Hi @aha_1980

I had made couple experiments - issue appears only if I use XCode generator. How do you think - Can that be resolved somehow?

Mitya

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Mitya

@aha_1980
If you had read my previous post - ignore it please. Problem is not solved.

aha_1980

@Mitya

I don't know. I don't use CMake nor Apple. But it seems the problem is out of scope for Creator and rather a CMake thing?

Regards

Mitya

@aha_1980
I think you are right. Nevertheless I was hoping you may be aware)))