Re: Ports swithing from qt5 -> qt6

Hi, Nice! Thanks, Dima Panov escreveu no dia domingo, 18/09/2022 à(s) 19:06: > Moin! > > On 18.09.2022 19:25, Nuno Teixeira wrote: > > Hello all, > > > > Some ports have started to include qt6 support like deskutils/copyq > > > > > > My doubt is ho

Re: Ports swithing from qt5 -> qt6

Moin! On 18.09.2022 19:25, Nuno Teixeira wrote: Hello all, Some ports have started to include qt6 support like deskutils/copyq My doubt is how should I include qt6 in this port: an QT6 option or "force" update it to qt6 by default. You can

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Ports swithing from qt5 -> qt6

Hello all, Some ports have started to include qt6 support like deskutils/copyq My doubt is how should I include qt6 in this port: an QT6 option or "force" update it to qt6 by default. CMakeLists.txt: --- OPTION(WITH_QT6 "Enable Qt 6" OFF) if (WITH_QT

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