Xcode 6...
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[quote author="VStevenP" date="1413500037"]It's also important for me to understand whether Qt 5.4 package will not have this problem at all[/quote]
I think you don't need to worry about it. They do the best.
Just interesting, why it so important for you? Any way, it is not so hard to edit txt file to fix this. -
When you work in a company with a bunch people wanting to use a tool, it's easier to manage things if you upgrade tools together, such as Qt. Some people who use the tool are less technical and not good at hacking things. Some are very good, but don't want to work with experimental debugger code.
Apple released XCode6 and it reminds everybody everyday that it's available. Everybody wants to upgrade to it due to the constant annoying reminders. But that's not a good enough reason to upgrade a tool. One should upgrade to Xcode6 when one's toolset is ready to handle it without hacks, to make it easy for managing the rollout in the organization.
This is why.
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[quote author="VStevenP" date="1413500583"]When you work in a company with a bunch people wanting to use a tool, it's easier to manage things if you upgrade tools together, such as Qt. Some people who use the tool are less technical and not good at hacking things. Some are very good, but don't want to work with experimental debugger code.
Apple released XCode6 and it reminds everybody everyday that it's available. Everybody wants to upgrade to it due to the constant annoying reminders. But that's not a good enough reason to upgrade a tool. One should upgrade to Xcode6 when one's toolset is ready to handle it without hacks, to make it easy for managing the rollout in the organization.
This is why.[/quote]
XCode 6.1 beta + Qt 5.3.2 + Qt Creator 3.2.2 works good for me and no more bugs found.
It was not big problem in Qt Creator, debugger worked fine even in 3.2.1 (only in terminal mode), there was problem in Qt Creator config files only.
So I think there is no reason to worry about next update.
