[Development] building qt 5.12.3 for iOS - positioning module is missing
Hello, I have not had any difficulties building Qt 5.11.3 and previous versions, but with Qt 5.12.3 qtlocation is skipped somehow. As a result "QT += positioning" module is not supported. Spoiler: comparing 5.12.3 and 5.11.3 I see the change in Src/qtlocation.pro Newer version has "requires(!wasm)" https://github.com/qt/qtlocation/blob/5.13/qtlocation.pro https://github.com/qt/qtlocation/blob/5.11/qtlocation.pro If I comment the line out and delete some config caches, it helps. Maybe a wrong correlation and it healed itself somehow. I still suspect there is a mistake in the order of dependencies because after I commented the line I rebuilt Qt, new directories appeared in the output directory. qtspeech qttranslations qtwebchannel qtwebglplugin This is how I configure and build Qt for iOS in my experiments ~/Qt/5.12.3/Src/configure -xplatform macx-ios-clang -debug-and-release -force-debug-info -developer-build -opensource -nomake examples -nomake tests -confirm-license make --jobs=12 Any suggestions? Regards, Vyacheslav ___ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/development
[Development] Qt 5.13.0 Beta3 released
Hi all, We have published Qt 5.13 Beta3 today. As earlier you can get it via online installer. Delta to beta2 attached. Plan forward is to publish beta4 as soon as possible, after we have updated openSSL from 1.0* -> 1.1*. RC will be published immediately when all blockers are fixed from blocker list (https://bugreports.qt.io/issues/?filter=20625). Target is to do all these early enough so that we can still get Qt 5.13.0 final out during May . br, Jani Heikkinen Release Manager qt5.git 48443b4b9a8009b51728e020454e189d8c995acf Provisioning: update python 2.7.14 to 2.7.16 d2697103835ef7a951d847ada13ccd522f5f9df8 Change linux webasembly build from devoloper build to release build 791ec923a799a7cdba0b926412aa9fedb4bdc983 Provisioning: Echo Emscripten version information to versions.txt 338fce191ac1e14b9365068021b4f7ec7ad50646 Provisioning: Install i686 mingw on Windows 10 X64 b2afcc84055a7d1fe8c8ede56961d52e19782a04 Fix shellcheck complaints from provisioning scripts f678ae3769e69ffc3afbd2f45ef60c92e4db5f08 Fix soft links and file modes of a few macOS provisioning scripts 665703efc9dc150862e4f596b713ddbef5910fb4 Remove 32bit MSVC 2015 from the CI a97d669a2055b6e989e5d274da6cb14fafc66041 Provisioning: Remove certificate printing to log c71f0041719f7ab58d4a5bf1b76cd2ac681486be Provisioning: add dependency walker to win10 x86 0660a25cca3c922346653e1bc486a0c8aa59f5aa Provisioning: Make gnuwin32 available for windows machines 091820f6a12f3d1932adf974406b1b62a13662ef Remove qt3d-runtime.txt symbolic link from platform configurations 9c60d8b19081e57c51d5dd4942cac6c38ace3442 Fix: Set correct path to environmental variable d5d380f452aafd1590dff1d3bc99347bb16bd6e4 Adjust submodule branches qt3d: qtactiveqt: qtandroidextras: qtbase: 12b96dbb81a1a7bc5ffc08c24942038b007985e9 doc: Add clang to the Unix list for Precompiled Headers documentation 0bdded64accc3f654b2d12d9bfaf64f842cedf26 eglfs_viv_wl: Clean up the wl_display 1029a2e01051cd35452941e7b49b36520481cdf0 QTableView: don't draw additional grid lines top and left 37c24c6b1b65c2ff9808e5c2e2a18cf496e4a9db QTableView: fix Ctrl+End behavior with disabled columns 5f2afe18ccb0bbe258d4016ef65218cd3656cac2 Fix QMetaObject::newInstance on non-QObject meta object 6d4a456a28282973d2501e0b16f09cafb316bb0a Fix off-by-one error in QTranslatorPrivate::do_load() 9617791075e02f19675f60060cb5776eb0e09edd Let QINSTALL copy hidden files when installing directories 0adb78a8479417c902cde9ba050edc2f828ecd83 QElapsedTimer: Remove unused static nanosecondsToTicks method e251f1184925ad4f0c2e18843343e9df690d8302 printsupport: Fix clang-cl warning d92f63122b2980c20b9b5de88d3671b4eae6655b QShaderGenerator: stop abusing from auto everywhere 4b445481c37836e2870a5717e05d575398341483 tst_http2 - extend 'singleRequest' test case c2a1360b3f0aa33d00882bd6cc4b1990c18e04b8 Update TinyCBOR with bugfixes f7949df24319cda7363aed354ca6d60dc6512788 tst_QUrl: Fix left-over temporary directory on Windows 3a34ef636af43e249fba417419db14c42b98094a QMenu/QComboBox: Extract helper for determining the pop up geometry 8045ccc382ac91c14849e10f37d9a8d0605dc562 Windows QPA/File dialog: Pass up http[s] URLs 448177d857963a8d3ab1db8d1bc8332d552e6bed Let "qmake -install qinstall" set default permissions 0644 and 0755 qtcharts: beda274e7d8b5a6864b254a9e63b654f3c494139 Automatically register the latest import version qtconnectivity: d37dbf7727e1e7f3dce70d5855ec407e2e8a6e54 winrt: Remove unused function 25d556c2097445d16cc05b3961f86f1b6ae60ed1 winrt: Move byteArrayFromBuffer into qbluetoothutils_winrt 1bf25e130d4d6ae859c4f2aabe2a752532aee5e5 winrt: Avoid asserts in helper functions 320a6b28499010b8eed6d507da5ebc23b56f5ccc Update plugins.qmltypes for Qt 5.13 72f3ad1dbe66ad4700417e6f681f92320e2fd183 Don't create QBluetoothServiceInfo when uuid is null 04fc614b5650f39331ed672c9f11f57c1df0836c Android: Don't filter SPP uuid 1fdbe1c6a9b818b5928537f176fcf026b31e17a2 winrt: Avoid asserts in discoverServiceDetails a087a33773b3573ab099deb476f528699481f553 winrt: Avoid asserts in writeCharacteristic 6e8f174ea1183c2e3c9bbb61c54b0aa8ad8c3b9c winrt: Avoid asserts in readCharacteristic c558fdbf15aace0cf09c031f1e417329b9aa6afa winrt: Avoid asserts in writeDescriptor 30e04016cf8ab757d8cb89ee8b0adfa137915bb8 winrt: Avoid asserts in readDescriptor 0ee482ecf5fd1d74852541bd1b3e22d616551e51 winrt: Avoid deprecated functions and asserts in discoverServices edece2d218cfc63185b08d21f500bf705c71b227 winrt: Avoid deprecated functions and asserts in obtainIncludedServices a1f63352338ba8bd6b212a393f9f45e0c817008c winrt: Avoid asserts in getNativeCharacteristic 8b643c80a81f4897e0a1ec6442820c60bbc802b1 Streamline QBluetoothServiceDiscoveryAgentPrivate::populateDiscoveredServices cddb1c96c6b5d3f2e5e3715bfda6721fb31410c6 winrt: unregister status change callbacks on disconnect d4c0af715be750ddfc28daadff19617e80af6406 winrt: Avoid asserts in connectToDevice da71597d2c440528de2c84606d553d0ef7e922ae winrt: Do not asser
Re: [Development] Switching from create_changelog.pl to createchangelog for change log generation
Hi! It is time to create initial changes files for Qt 5.13.0. Unfortunately it seems we didn't manage to conclude this thread & make the decision which script is used to generate those. For us it is same; we just run the script & push initial ones in gerrit. So which one we should use at this time? Should we just try the new one to see what kind of problems and complains it will generate? br, Jani From: Development on behalf of Edward Welbourne Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2019 12:32 PM To: Alexandru Croitor Cc: development@qt-project.org Subject: Re: [Development] Switching from create_changelog.pl to createchangelog for change log generation Alexandru Croitor (2 April 2019 14:02) >> Just to throw some wood into the fire, because it's that kind of day, >> technically we don't require Python or Go to build qtbase, yet we >> require Perl. Hence +1 for using the perl script, because we need Perl >> anyway : P I note that the createchangelog script is not required to build qtbase. Nor are the various scripts under qtbase/util/. Survey of what these use: C++/Qt (yay): accessibilityinspector/ aglfn/ - Adobe Glyph List corelib/qurl-generateTLDs/ (public suffix list) glgen/ - Khronos OpenGL-related classes lexgen/ plugintest/ unicode/ xkbdatagen/ gradientgen/ (also uses node.js) - QGradient presets perl: includemocs/ (no docs) x86simdgen/ python: edid/ - VendorTable local_database/ - misnamed: locale_database bash: harfbuzz/ I have no clue: integrity/qt.bod - whatever that may be (no docs) Vaguely resembles JSON or QML. Seems to be some kind of config. For something. On 2. Apr 2019, at 17:43, Edward Welbourne wrote: > That sounds a lot like you just volunteered to maintain and review perl > scripts. As one of those currently stuck doing so (mainly because > few others will touch perl with a ten foot pole) I'd gladly replace all > our perl infrastructure with python and replace the perl dependency. Alexandru Croitor (2 April 2019 18:12) replied: > Unfortunately I have minimal knowledge of Perl. But adding tools > one-by-one in different languages doesn't seem to me the right > solution either (from a maintenance perspective). If we get too many different languages, that could be a problem, yes. On the other hand, evolving is good and some tools are better for particular jobs than others. I'm more concerned about tools having no documentation of how to use them or what they're for (which I have run into repeatedly - aside from the util/ things with no docs, several have no more doc than a usage message and at least two only have docs because I added them after I'd worked out how to use them in order to do so). It would probably be a good idea to have a "permitted list" of languages in which dev-related tools can be included in our source tree; and I think it's pretty sensible to include * python - we even have a team working on Qt for it * go - Coin is written in it If anything I'd leave off perl (and start porting scripts away from it) because there are too few developers in this community willing to touch it with a ten foot pole - and scarcely any that actively like working in it. (FTR: I'd far sooner review or hack on a python script than a perl script; but I end up being maintainer and reviewer for perl scripts because I don't actually refuse and can make sense of perl.) As for having "minimal knowledge of Perl", if it were a nice language to work in I'd just encourage you to learn - but I'm not going to do that to you, as I'd sooner port the existing infrastructure away from it. One can write nice maintainable perl, but this isn't industry-standard practice and I do not like maintaining what is, Eddy. ___ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/development ___ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/development
[Development] Coin production update 1.0-rc
Hi Qt Developers, Coin production has been updated Tue Apr 30 09:34:55 UTC 2019 and is running live and strong. Since this is massive update that contains 900+ patches since 25th of January, I wanted to save you from the trouble of floundering through the attached git logs by providing you with a nice and short summary of added features/functionality: - Multi-platform tests are now supported. In order to run tests on platform X with binaries built on platform Y, can now define Build Template & Test Template separately (instead of the traditional single Template field). This will need to happen in Coin platform definitions (eg. qt5/coin/platform_configs/). Alternative way to enable the feature is to add "BUILDTESTSINBUILDPHASE" in features list that will automatically trigger building the test binaries in build phase. - Submodules can now define their own provisioning scripts. For example, qtbase can now execute its own provisioning scripts without needing to run changes through qt5.git. - To provide better support for Android testing, we have implemented custom platform configurations that allows users to change the existing hard-coded configurations. The feature can be used via Schedule Build -> List Configurations -> customize. - Configure arguments can now be defined as a literal strings instead of feature enums. This will hopefully make it more clear what is actually executed on the state machine (VM). We are expecting the qt developers to start migrating their configure arguments to use the new convention soon. - Logs can be opened faster. This is achieved by showing only partial log on the Webui. The full log is can be requested via the "Raw Log" link or Hide/Show Full Log -button. - Task search algorithm has been improved and now it can return matches from the full integration cache instead of only currently visible tasks. For additional debugging support, we have added links to copy buildkey/storagepath that allow Coin maintainers to easily search through integration cache. - Nightly builds can be configured on the Webui instead of needing to request to the CI team. You can add new CI cron jobs via the Nightly -page. - Performance improvements that hopefully makes scheduling integrations faster. - Bunch of bug fixes. Changelogs: https://testresults.qt.io/ci/aakeskim/production_updates/changelog_20190430 https://testresults.qt.io/ci/aakeskim/production_updates/HEAD https://testresults.qt.io/ci/aakeskim/production_updates/cherrypicks If you experience problems with the new Coin version, you can refer either to the Coin Revision -page or visit https://wiki.qt.io/Reporting_Bugs#Reporting_bugs_for_CI and follow the instructions. All the best, Aapo Keskimölö - Coin Maintainer ___ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/development
