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Task
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P2: Important
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Description
- Use Qt Account which contains a named license to run the installer
- Install the following components
- Qt 6.8.1 desktop package
- On windows: both mingw and msvc
- qt.qt6.681.examples
- qt.tools.cmake
- qt.tools.ninja
- Windows:
- msvc compiler
- mingw compiler
- Qt 6.8.1 desktop package
- Post install
- put CMake and Ninja into PATH
- Clear the license cache
- qtlicensetool(.exe) --clear-reservations
- Put the compiler / toolchain in PATH
- linux & mac
- no actions needed
- no actions needed
- win
- put mingw and msvc into PATH # do these conflict or do you need to do these separately?
- linux & mac
- Build example with cmake
- cd <the folder where the examples folder is, i.e. next to the examples folder, not inside it>
- mkdir cmake_shadow_build
- cd cmake_shadow_build
- cmake ../hello_world_example/
- cmake --build .
- Verify from output that the license was obtained
- Build example with qmake
- cd <the folder where the examples folder is, i.e. next to the examples folder, not inside it>
- mkdir qmake_shadow_build
- cd qmake_shadow_build
- <path to Qt 6.8.1 install folder>/bin/qmake ../hello_world_example/
- make (linux) | nmake ? (msvc) | nmake ? (mingw)
- Verify from output that the license was obtained
Attachments
Issue Links
- resulted from
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QLS-1613
QLS RTA test cases
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