Amir is trying to reproduce your problem. I can't figure out what is
wrong there because I don't use macOS.
In the mean time, you can also just load your QML modules from the
resource file system. Then they don't have to be present in the bundle's
file system. To do that on 6.4 add
RESOURCE_PREFIX /qt/qml
to your qt_add_qml_module. Then add
engine->addImportPath(":/qt/qml")
to your C++. 6.5 spits out a warning if you don't set a resource prefix,
it already has :/qt/qml as default import path and there is
AUTO_RESOURCE_PREFIX.
Finally, make sure all the modules are linked into the application and
that the linker drops none of them.
Copying the static libraries into the module directory is pointless
because they cannot be loaded dynamically anyway.
Ulf
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