I'm using QtCreator 18 on Windows 11

I have created a remote device of type remote Linux which works as expected. I can connect to it and the state is ok  

Afterwards, I manually added a GCC toolchain pointing to my remote Linux device

Then, I created a kit in which I set:

• Build device: my remote Linux device
• Run device: my remote Linux device
• Compiler: the compiler I created in previously pointing to my remote Linux device

Now I'm opening the compile_command.json on my remote Linux device.

I select the kit I added and I click on "configure project"

I can see that the project seems to load properly and the project tree is ok i.e. the expected folder are properly shown. However all the C and C++ source file in the source tree are marked with the icon

When I double click on it, I have the error message 

File "/path/to/my/file.c" does not exists 

When I hover on the supposedly non existing file in the project pane, I notice that it shows path using `\` iso `/` i.e. it show `\path\to\my\file.c`

If I open a terminal inside Qt creator to my remote Linux device, I notice that `ls -l /path/to/my/file.c` is ok.

The bug is that I cannot open the source files.