Qt Maintenance Tool just upgraded itself and QtCreator to incompatible versions (macOS 10.15)

[SGaist]

@FeRDNYC well, in the absolute, if the tool is running on an older version of macOS, it think that it being able to forbid the installation of Qt versions requiring a latter SDK would be a nice feature.

[FeRDNYC]

Alas, my prediction was close to correct. The issue was actually closed because, "The number of users, [who] will be affected by this, is rather small." (Which... fair!)

[SGaist]

@FeRDNYC better tried than doing nothing

Can you share the link so the ticket is easier to find ?

[FeRDNYC]

@SGaist Sure, it was actually in my previous comment ("Done."):

@FeRDNYC said in Qt Maintenance Tool just upgraded itself and QtCreator to incompatible versions (macOS 10.15):

@SGaist Mmm, suppose it can't hurt. Done.

But it's https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTIFW-3350

[SGaist]

@FeRDNYC my bad ! I missed the highlighting of the word 😅

Thanks !

[FeRDNYC]

@SGaist

See, this is exactly why the W3C recommends underlining links at all times, not just on hover. 😄 (And here, they don't even underline on hover! A "Failure of Success Criterion 1.4.1 due to creating links that are not visually evident without color vision" for sure.)

[SGaist]

@FeRDNYC that's an interesting point you make ! I wonder if it's something that should be considered following the next update of the forum.

[FeRDNYC]

@SGaist Looks like they do underline on hover, now, so that's already a major improvement. (And there are some pages, like our account "My Posts" lists, where links are underlined at all times. Not sure why there's a difference, but it's not a bad thing.)

[FeRDNYC]

Huh. Actually, links in post body text are always underlined — but they're not in the edit preview, only on hover. (In the desktop interface.) That's a strange distinction.

[SGaist]

@FeRDNYC that is something that has changed with the update :-)