"Cannot find missing dependency" using Qt Maintenance Tool on macOS 10.13
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wrote on 23 Apr 2019, 11:12 last edited by
I was hoping to install Qt 5.12.3 for Mac. But running the Qt maintenance tool brings up this error message:
And then no new Qt versions are displayed:
I have used the Qt Maintenance Tool on this machine quite a few times before without any issues.
Any ideas?
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Andy Brice
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I was hoping to install Qt 5.12.3 for Mac. But running the Qt maintenance tool brings up this error message:
And then no new Qt versions are displayed:
I have used the Qt Maintenance Tool on this machine quite a few times before without any issues.
Any ideas?
--
Andy Brice
https://www.hyperplan.com
https://www.perfecttableplan.com
https://www.successfulsoftware.net@AndyBrice Try to first update the tool - "Update components".
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I was hoping to install Qt 5.12.3 for Mac. But running the Qt maintenance tool brings up this error message:
And then no new Qt versions are displayed:
I have used the Qt Maintenance Tool on this machine quite a few times before without any issues.
Any ideas?
--
Andy Brice
https://www.hyperplan.com
https://www.perfecttableplan.com
https://www.successfulsoftware.net@AndyBrice
did you really install 140gb worth of precompiled Qt?I highly doubt you need all those version
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@AndyBrice Try to first update the tool - "Update components".
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@AndyBrice
did you really install 140gb worth of precompiled Qt?I highly doubt you need all those version
wrote on 23 Apr 2019, 12:47 last edited by@J.Hilk I do need a few different versions as I have 2 Qt based products and have had a number of issues with recent Qt releases on Mac. I probably don't need all the Android and other stuff that comes bundled as standard though.
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@J.Hilk I do need a few different versions as I have 2 Qt based products and have had a number of issues with recent Qt releases on Mac. I probably don't need all the Android and other stuff that comes bundled as standard though.
@AndyBrice said in "Cannot find missing dependency" using Qt Maintenance Tool on macOS 10.13:
bundled as standard though
They are not. You simply should not select the whole Qt version, but expand the tree under the version you want to install and only select what you really need.
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