Is it a bug in Qt Creator?

[open-src]

There was a problem when I ran a ui prototype project using a custom qml module.

[jsulm]

What is se.qt.mymodule and where is it located?

[Christian Ehrlicher]

... and why do you develop under root?

[open-src]

@jsulm
The "se.qt.mymodule" module is located in /opt/modules/

the qml-demo project lies in /root/

[jsulm]

@open-src said in Is it a bug in Qt Creator?:

the qml-demo project lies in /root/

Why?
You never ever should work as root!

[open-src]

The project can run successfully using QtCreator 9.0 .

[JKSH]

@open-src Looks like Qt Design Studio doesn't handle absolute paths in importPaths. Please open a bug report at https://bugreports.qt.io/ and share your link here.

For now, you can try "../../opt/modules/". But I agree with the others: it is not a good idea to develop, build, and test apps as root

[open-src]

@JKSH said in Is it a bug in Qt Creator?:

@open-src Looks like Qt Design Studio doesn't handle absolute paths in importPaths.

Thanks, that‘s what I means.

@JKSH said in Is it a bug in Qt Creator?:

But I agree with the others: it is not a good idea to develop, build, and test apps as root

Thanks, I know it, and I won't be using the root user in my official work.