Qt 6.7 Known Issues: Difference between revisions
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==iOS== | ==iOS== | ||
*Deploying and running applications on iOS 17 devices via Qt Creator is currently unsupported, due to [https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-29682 changes] the underlying Apple libraries used to communicate with the device. As a workaround, open the Xcode project generated by Qt Creator and run and debug the application via Xcode. | *Deploying and running applications on iOS 17 devices via Qt Creator is currently unsupported, due to [https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-29682 changes] in the underlying Apple libraries used to communicate with the device. As a workaround, open the Xcode project generated by Qt Creator and run and debug the application via Xcode. | ||
==WebAssembly== | ==WebAssembly== | ||
Revision as of 09:35, 2 April 2024
- Check that your system meets Qt's requirements
- All open issues can be found from Jira
- RTA findings here
- Supported development platforms are listed here
All platforms
Linux
- Commercial only Debian repositories
- missing debian packages for QtWebengine, QtWebview and QtGrpc
- missing qt6.6.0-full-dbg meta package.
- Building QtApplicationManager projects using the arm64 config from the Installer might fail because of a missing dependency (QTBUG-123796)
macOS
- Due to changes in notarization from XCode 13 onwards, macOS debug information files are delivered as part of the online installer only and installed automatically.
Windows
WindowsVistaStyle: Embedding QComboBox into QScrollArea results in black QComboBox-Popup.
Android
iOS
- Deploying and running applications on iOS 17 devices via Qt Creator is currently unsupported, due to changes in the underlying Apple libraries used to communicate with the device. As a workaround, open the Xcode project generated by Qt Creator and run and debug the application via Xcode.