Hi,
(re-adding the mailing list, got dropped in last mail)
the plugins are all auto-generated. I tried linking just against the
backing target, but then QML never finds the modules. Might this be
related to Q_IMPORT_QML_PLUGIN?
While the Q_IMPORT_QML_PLUGIN should removed when the plugin is not
needed, I don't expect it to cause any harm either, notably it shouldn't
lead to the plugin not being found.
You could double check that when you start the application, a call to
QQmlModuleRegistration::QQmlModuleRegistration with your module's URI
occurs. That should happen in a static initializer of a global which is
part of your QML module's backing library.
I'm using CMake version 3.31.5. We're not using qt_add_executable
though, because we have our own flavor of add_executable. Does
qt6_import_qml_plugins also work for QML modules, so that one QML module
is automatically linking against another one it's using in its QML code?
3.31 should be new enough, and qt_add_executable is actually not needed
when you call qt_import_qml_plugins manually. One thing to check: Did
you call it after all target_link_libraries calls? Otherwise it might
miss dependencies.
Kind regards,
Fabian
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