Solved QFormBuilder does not save 'name' attribute on a 'widget' element

[A.v.O]

Problem

When saving a form using QFormBuilder::save() the name attribute of the widget elements are missing.
I expect QFormBuilder to save the attribute as the designer does.

Question

Is this a bug or by design?
If not how can I make QFormBuilder to store the name attribute?

Check/Debug for Yourself

See my concept code qt-concepts.
Some relevant contextual repository links:

• com/misc/formwriter.cpp
• rt-ui-serialize
• custom-ui-plugin
• build.sh

Clone the Git repository git clone https://git.scanframe.com/shared/qt-concepts.git
Run the ./build.sh . bash script in the repository root directory.
When done, execute ./bin/rt-ui-serialize.bin.
Read the file ./bin/analog-clock.ui and write it for example as ./bin/saved.ui using "Read UI" button and subsequent the "Write UI" button.
Look at the resulting file in an editor and compare it.

The test application looks like this when the ui-file is loaded

[SGaist]

Hi,

From memory, Designer does some stuff a bit differently.

You can check the bug report system to see if there's something related. If not, you can consider opening a feature request for that.

[A.v.O]

Solved in (6.1.0 Beta 1 [19433])

Has been reported as a bug and was solved only in version 6.