Hi,

On 27/03/2024 09:39, Tuukka Turunen via Development wrote:
# Qt 3D module is removed from official release configuration in the dev branch, i.e. no longer part of the releases from Qt 6.8 onwards # Qt 3D continues to be part of Qt project, it continues to be covered by CI, and available in the repository for those who want to use it # Even though not part of the release configuration, intention is to keep Qt 3D working also with Qt 6.8 # Qt 6.7 and older releases continue to have Qt 3D module in the upcoming patch releases

Thank you for the heads-up. I think this should eventually become a blog post, a changelog note in 6.7, and needs some documentation notes -- users deserve to be notified visibly in advance.


There is still a number of aspect that IMHO need to be addressed:

* If Qt3D is not bundled with the Qt installer, how are users going to install it? I'd really want a very practical solution; ideally a CMake command that does everything (for instance: is Qt3D found in your Qt build? Then use it, otherwise fetch+build "the right version" from sources.).

* What branching and release model is Qt3D going to have? Is it still promising API/ABI compat in the future? Will it evolve towards a more complicated model like Webengine?

* Is Qt3D going to be under Qt's CI *after* 6.8?


Thanks,
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