qCDebug is falsely handled as an error

The bug happens when trying to build an Android app on MacOS. 

Put the attached .ini file (The file is from customer. Actually only qt.qml.import.scanner.=true and qt.qml.import.scanner.files.=true are enough to reproduce the bug.) in either of the 2 following directories:

1. QLibraryInfo::DataPath
2. QStandardPaths::GenericConfigLocation

then try to build any Android app. During the build process the following 'error' is going to occur:

:-1: error: qt.qml.import.scanner.files: Parsing code and finding imports in "/Users/miketrahearn/Projects/untitled/main.qml" TS: XXXXXXXXXXX

while it is actually not a real error - it is actually a qCDebug message generated by:

qtdeclarative/tools/qmlimportscanner/main.cpp:528:
qCDebug(lcImportScannerFiles) << "Parsing code and finding imports in" << filePath<< "TS:" <<QDateTime::currentMSecsSinceEpoch();

One can safely choose to ignore everything that Qt Creator warns and still deploy the app to Android device, which further proves that the false error is not real. But the issues and popups are annoying.

According to the following documentation:

https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qloggingcategory.html#logging-rules

I also tried to use setFilterRules() and the other 2 macros instead of a .ini file. And the problem went away. It seems like that the problem only exist when the app is trying to fetch logging rules from .ini file.