Annoying problem with Qt Creator software after update
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First rule of software, never update anything unless you really really have to. Or you just like pain.
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So i updated to Qt 6.8.0 and after a few seconds and / or 1 min it hangs and gives me the "Loading Spinning Wheel Cursor"... SUPER annoying cause typos occur and also i cannot code in Qt Creator or do anything in the Qt Designer while this is going
@Kris-Revi said in Annoying problem with Qt Creator software after update:
So i updated to Qt 6.8.0
The Qt version has nothing to do with the QtCreator you are using.
So which QtCreator do you use? On what OS? -
@Kris-Revi said in Annoying problem with Qt Creator software after update:
So i updated to Qt 6.8.0
The Qt version has nothing to do with the QtCreator you are using.
So which QtCreator do you use? On what OS? -
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I guess the update has switched the license server from using a local file to checking the license online.
Tryqtlicd.exe --mode cli --log-level silly -
I guess the update has switched the license server from using a local file to checking the license online.
Tryqtlicd.exe --mode cli --log-level silly@Axel-Spoerl said in Annoying problem with Qt Creator software after update:
qtlicd.exe --mode cli --log-level silly
where do i write this?
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On the command line. The executable is in your Qt installation directory under
...\Tools\LicenseService.
My guess is that your internet connection / firewall doesn't allow the license server to call home.
If the log output supports this assumption, you can set the environment variableQTLICD_LICENSE_IMPORT_PATHto your local license file. -
On the command line. The executable is in your Qt installation directory under
...\Tools\LicenseService.
My guess is that your internet connection / firewall doesn't allow the license server to call home.
If the log output supports this assumption, you can set the environment variableQTLICD_LICENSE_IMPORT_PATHto your local license file.i have no "LicenseService"
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Qt\LicenseService? -
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Qt\LicenseService?found it, what do i do here?
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Qt\LicenseService?@Axel-Spoerl there is no
qtlicd.exeinside that folder -
That’s the license directory, not the one I asked you to look up.
Here it is on my PC:
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That’s the license directory, not the one I asked you to look up.
Here it is on my PC:
@Axel-Spoerl weird i dont have that folder...
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How have you installed Qt Creator then?
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How have you installed Qt Creator then?
@Axel-Spoerl Qt Online Installer for Windows (x64)
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How have you installed Qt Creator then?
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@Axel-Spoerl i uninstalled Qt and about to install it again but i dont see the "Licenses Manager Tools" in the installer
@Kris-Revi said in Annoying problem with Qt Creator software after update:
i uninstalled Qt and about to install it again but i dont see the "Licenses Manager Tools" in the installer
By default, Qt License Service is automatically installed as an on-demand service when you install any Qt or Quality Assurance product with Qt Online Installer.
However, sometimes you might need a different launching method for Qt License Service. In these cases, you can install Qt License Service manually. Manually installed Qt License Service can operate either as a system service, as an on-demand service, or as a user-space process.
( https://doc.qt.io/qtlicenseserver/qls-how-to-install-service.html )
And... I mean... If you don't find it, it can't be stuck or the reason why your QtCreator isn't working properly, right?!
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Please do create a bug report at https://bugreports.qt.io/secure/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=10512
Don't be shy with the information, the more the merrier.
You can enable the Qt Creator's Screen Recording Plugin install
ffmpegand do a screen cast, and export as.mp4. You can have two Qt Creator instances, one for screen recording and the other for opening the project.This way we can see how bad the things are 😅
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@Kris-Revi said in Annoying problem with Qt Creator software after update:
i uninstalled Qt and about to install it again but i dont see the "Licenses Manager Tools" in the installer
By default, Qt License Service is automatically installed as an on-demand service when you install any Qt or Quality Assurance product with Qt Online Installer.
However, sometimes you might need a different launching method for Qt License Service. In these cases, you can install Qt License Service manually. Manually installed Qt License Service can operate either as a system service, as an on-demand service, or as a user-space process.
( https://doc.qt.io/qtlicenseserver/qls-how-to-install-service.html )
And... I mean... If you don't find it, it can't be stuck or the reason why your QtCreator isn't working properly, right?!
