Qt Creator 10.0.1 doesn't read QML module type informations anymore

[fama_lab3d]

Qt Creator 10.0.1
Based on Qt 6.4.3 (MSVC 2019, x86_64)

Built on May 4 2023 01:13:52

From revision d2b3c31e04

Hello,
after upgrading to Qt 6.5 and Qt Creator 10.0.1, I can no longer use the IntelliSense for my C++ classes inside QML.

For instance, if I have a simple class with QML_NAMED_ELEMENT, and I instantiate inside a QML file, no autocompletion occurs regarding this class.

In particular, I get a permanent warning on every import <module> I do when importing my custom module, Qt's ones are fine.

The warning is:

QML module contains C++ plugins, currently reading type informations...

My CMake setup to make it work is the following:

# QML_IMPORT_PATH
# Used by Qt Creator for IntelliSense (clangd/clazy)

# Env variable that points to C:/Qt/6.5.0/msvc2019_64/qml
if(DEFINED $ENV{QML_IMPORT_PATH})
    list(APPEND QML_DIRS "$ENV{QML_IMPORT_PATH}")
endif()
list(APPEND QML_DIRS "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}")
list(APPEND QML_DIRS "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/SinteringCompanion")
list(APPEND QML_DIRS "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/SinteringCompanion/qml")
list(REMOVE_DUPLICATES QML_DIRS)
set(QML_IMPORT_PATH ${QML_DIRS} CACHE STRING "")

[fama_lab3d]

"Magically fixed" by rebooting the PC.
I guess the good old "Have you tried rebooting your PC?" suggestion still holds true.

[Anatoliy Tomilov]

Adding exact version number can help (example). Other changes from commit may also be helpful. Like adding URI of qt6_add_qml_module as a last part of path to the plugin (and library) of a module and setting QML_IMPORT_PATH to its base directory path.
Performing Tools -> QML/JS -> Reset Code Model will may also be helpful.