No suitable kits found / Invalid Qt Version
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Hi!
These days I have been using qt creator in windows and it worked fine for me, but today when I opened it the kit selection window appeared and it didn't let me choose any, I went into settings and all the kits appear with a yellow exclamation mark, making a looking at the configuration of the "Desktop Qt MinGW 64-bit" kit, I saw that the version of qt appears to me as invalid.
I went to the QtVersions section and all of them appear with a red exclamation mark.Why is this happening and how could I fix it?
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Hi!
These days I have been using qt creator in windows and it worked fine for me, but today when I opened it the kit selection window appeared and it didn't let me choose any, I went into settings and all the kits appear with a yellow exclamation mark, making a looking at the configuration of the "Desktop Qt MinGW 64-bit" kit, I saw that the version of qt appears to me as invalid.
I went to the QtVersions section and all of them appear with a red exclamation mark.Why is this happening and how could I fix it?
@Jed208 said in No suitable kits found / Invalid Qt Version:
I went to the QtVersions section and all of them appear with a red exclamation mark.
Hover your mouse cursor over the red exclamation marks. You will get a tooltip that describes the problem.
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@Jed208 said in No suitable kits found / Invalid Qt Version:
I went to the QtVersions section and all of them appear with a red exclamation mark.
Hover your mouse cursor over the red exclamation marks. You will get a tooltip that describes the problem.
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@Jed208 said in No suitable kits found / Invalid Qt Version:
@JKSH I also thought the same, but nothing actually appears, only the path of "qmake.exe"
Ah, it looks like the "Qt Versions" tab doesn't provide the details.
Hover over the yellow exclamation marks in the "Kits" tab then. What do you see now?
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@Jed208 said in No suitable kits found / Invalid Qt Version:
@JKSH I also thought the same, but nothing actually appears, only the path of "qmake.exe"
Ah, it looks like the "Qt Versions" tab doesn't provide the details.
Hover over the yellow exclamation marks in the "Kits" tab then. What do you see now?
@JKSH said in No suitable kits found / Invalid Qt Version:
Hover over the yellow exclamation marks in the "Kits" tab then. What do you see now?
Oh, in this case I see that there are some warnings:
Warning: No debugger set up
Warning: CMake tools is unconfigured, CMake generator will be ignored
Warning: CMake configuration has a path with qmake binary set, even though the kit has no valid Qt versionDebugger: Not recognized engine using: .../Qt/Tools/mingw1120_64/bin/gdb.exe