qt picks the wrong environment

[Idodoqdo]

Hello everyone, I came across the fact that kits and run and build enviroment are different. I don't understand why qt doesn't look in the correct directory:


should he pull everything from there? But it does the following

Why? Help please

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Apart from the fact that it's QtCreator, not Qt - what is wrong in your second screen shot?

[Idodoqdo]

@Christian-Ehrlicher said in qt picks the wrong environment:

Apart from the fact that it's QtCreator, not Qt - what is wrong in your second screen shot?

[Christian Ehrlicher]

It doesn't help when you post the screenshot twice...

[Idodoqdo]

@Christian-Ehrlicher The bottom line is that qt selects the wrong folders. I want to select those related to 6.4.0

[Paul Colby]

Hi @Idodoqdo, it looks like your Qt 6.4.0 kit is configured to use system environment variables, and one of those is QTDIR pointing to /usr/local/share/qt which does not appear to be where your Qt 6.4.0 is installed.

It's possible that, on your host, /usr/local/share/qt is:

1. a symlink being managed by some "alternatives" command (update-alternatives or Brew?), in which case you'd need to use that (external to Qt Creator) command to update the symlink to point to your installed Qt 6.4.0; or
2. another Qt version not configured in your Qt Creator (its not listed in your kits screenshot), in which case you should remove or override QTDIR in your kit configuration.

Either way, I suspect you need to update your kit's environment variable/s - either manually overriding QTDIR to point to the right place, or removing it, or perhaps simply enabling that "Clear system environment" checkbox.

The bottom line is that qt selects the wrong folders.

Which "folders" are being selected?

Cheers.

[Idodoqdo]

@Paul-Colby hi, i want connect this directory:

but