| 2013-02-28 07:07:12 |
Timo Jyrinki |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2013-02-28 12:13:50 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened. |
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| 2013-02-28 12:13:55 |
Timo Jyrinki |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): status |
New |
Won't Fix |
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| 2013-02-28 12:13:57 |
Timo Jyrinki |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): status |
Won't Fix |
Invalid |
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| 2013-02-28 12:13:59 |
Timo Jyrinki |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): status |
Invalid |
Confirmed |
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| 2013-02-28 12:16:08 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If there have been problems in configuration, opening the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator check that you have some kit define ("Add Kit" dropdown), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. |
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| 2013-02-28 12:16:58 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If there have been problems in configuration, opening the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator check that you have some kit define ("Add Kit" dropdown), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If there have been problems in configuration already and you still for example have the Build -> Run greyed out, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have some kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. |
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| 2013-02-28 12:22:24 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If there have been problems in configuration already and you still for example have the Build -> Run greyed out, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have some kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If there have been problems in configuration already and you still for example have the Build -> Run greyed out, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have some kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. If you want to reset your Qt Creator configure, remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt* |
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| 2013-02-28 12:25:27 |
Timo Jyrinki |
summary |
If both Qt 4 and 5 are installed Qt Creator does not detect system Qt 5 automatically |
If qmake for both Qt 4 and Qt 5 are installed, Qt Creator does not detect system Qt 5 correctly and Qt Creator configuration gets broken |
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| 2013-02-28 12:28:47 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If there have been problems in configuration already and you still for example have the Build -> Run greyed out, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have some kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. If you want to reset your Qt Creator configure, remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt* |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration are broken. As a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
Finally, if you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration, remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you want Qt 5 auto-detection then on the next run, remove qt4-qmake package for now. |
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| 2013-02-28 14:34:28 |
Timo Jyrinki |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): assignee |
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Timo Jyrinki (timo-jyrinki) |
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| 2013-02-28 14:38:43 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having the problem, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration are broken. As a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
Finally, if you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration, remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you want Qt 5 auto-detection then on the next run, remove qt4-qmake package for now. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
If having the problem, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
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| 2013-02-28 15:19:54 |
Alistair Buxton |
bug |
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added subscriber Alistair Buxton |
| 2013-02-28 17:36:54 |
Mitsuya Shibata |
bug |
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added subscriber Mitsuya Shibata |
| 2013-03-01 14:46:18 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
If having the problem, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
You may hit the same symptoms if you haven't installed ubuntu-sdk package, which pulls in many other packages.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
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| 2013-03-01 15:31:05 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
You may hit the same symptoms if you haven't installed ubuntu-sdk package, which pulls in many other packages.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
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| 2013-03-01 15:31:39 |
Timo Jyrinki |
summary |
If qmake for both Qt 4 and Qt 5 are installed, Qt Creator does not detect system Qt 5 correctly and Qt Creator configuration gets broken |
Qt Creator misconfigures itself if Qt4 qmake is installed or if the whole ubuntu-sdk isn't installed before the first run |
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| 2013-03-01 15:48:27 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ==
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ==
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, and have ubuntu-sdk installed, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
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| 2013-03-01 15:49:40 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ==
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ==
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, and have ubuntu-sdk installed, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ==
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ==
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, and have ubuntu-sdk installed, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
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| 2013-03-01 15:50:17 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ==
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ==
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, and have ubuntu-sdk installed, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ==
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ==
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, and have ubuntu-sdk installed, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
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| 2013-03-01 15:52:09 |
Timo Jyrinki |
summary |
Qt Creator misconfigures itself if Qt4 qmake is installed or if the whole ubuntu-sdk isn't installed before the first run |
Qt Creator misconfigures itself if qt4-qmake is installed or if the whole ubuntu-sdk isn't installed before the first run |
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| 2013-03-06 11:50:26 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
On a clean user like Guest, for some reason Qt Creator only detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is removed, Qt 5 is automatically detected.
If having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset Qt Creator configuration.
Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ==
With the manually fixing settings, as a first step one needs to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references.
If still having problems, one needs to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects. TODO: how to set the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration?
== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ==
If you do want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration instead, quit Qt Creator and remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*. If you don't have the qt4-qmake installed anymore, and have ubuntu-sdk installed, starting Qt Creator now should have everything functional. |
Qt Creator only auto-detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is then removed, Qt 5 will be automatically detected, although only if the old Qt Creator configuration is first removed.
If you are having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset the Qt Creator configuration.
== Similar misconfiguration causes ==
The following cases cause the same problem, even though they are not related to having Qt 4 development binaries (qt4-qmake especially) installed:
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if a proper removal of the old Qt 5 Beta 1 PPA has not been done: http://askubuntu.com/questions/254800/how-can-i-update-the-ubuntu-sdk-preview-from-the-qt-5-beta-ppa-to-the-qt-5-relea
== Symptoms ==
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Methods of fixing ==
=== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ===
If you can or want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration:
1. Quit Qt Creator
2. Remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*.
3. Remove the qt4-qmake package if you didn't already remove it.
4. Check that ubuntu-sdk is installed.
5. Now start Qt Creator, and it should have everything functional.
=== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ===
You can go through the manual route if you don't want to remove all your Qt Creator settings, or just want to learn about how to configure Qt Creator in general.
As a first step you need to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references if you don't need those.
If still having problems, you need to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects.
TODO: how to reset the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration? |
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| 2013-03-09 06:29:52 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
Qt Creator only auto-detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is then removed, Qt 5 will be automatically detected, although only if the old Qt Creator configuration is first removed.
If you are having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset the Qt Creator configuration.
== Similar misconfiguration causes ==
The following cases cause the same problem, even though they are not related to having Qt 4 development binaries (qt4-qmake especially) installed:
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if a proper removal of the old Qt 5 Beta 1 PPA has not been done: http://askubuntu.com/questions/254800/how-can-i-update-the-ubuntu-sdk-preview-from-the-qt-5-beta-ppa-to-the-qt-5-relea
== Symptoms ==
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Methods of fixing ==
=== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ===
If you can or want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration:
1. Quit Qt Creator
2. Remove the files .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt*.
3. Remove the qt4-qmake package if you didn't already remove it.
4. Check that ubuntu-sdk is installed.
5. Now start Qt Creator, and it should have everything functional.
=== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ===
You can go through the manual route if you don't want to remove all your Qt Creator settings, or just want to learn about how to configure Qt Creator in general.
As a first step you need to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references if you don't need those.
If still having problems, you need to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects.
TODO: how to reset the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration? |
Qt Creator only auto-detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is then removed, Qt 5 will be automatically detected, although only if the old Qt Creator configuration is first removed.
If you are having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset the Qt Creator configuration.
== Similar misconfiguration causes ==
The following cases cause the same problem, even though they are not related to having Qt 4 development binaries (qt4-qmake especially) installed:
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if a proper removal of the old Qt 5 Beta 1 PPA has not been done: http://askubuntu.com/questions/254800/how-can-i-update-the-ubuntu-sdk-preview-from-the-qt-5-beta-ppa-to-the-qt-5-relea
== Symptoms ==
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Methods of fixing ==
=== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ===
If you can or want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration:
1. Quit Qt Creator
2. Remove the following files rm -r .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt* .config/Nokia*
3. Remove the qt4-qmake package if you didn't already remove it.
4. Check that ubuntu-sdk is installed.
5. Now start Qt Creator, and it should have everything functional.
=== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ===
You can go through the manual route if you don't want to remove all your Qt Creator settings, or just want to learn about how to configure Qt Creator in general.
As a first step you need to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references if you don't need those.
If still having problems, you need to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects.
TODO: how to reset the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration? |
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| 2013-03-12 07:47:20 |
Timo Jyrinki |
description |
Qt Creator only auto-detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is then removed, Qt 5 will be automatically detected, although only if the old Qt Creator configuration is first removed.
If you are having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset the Qt Creator configuration.
== Similar misconfiguration causes ==
The following cases cause the same problem, even though they are not related to having Qt 4 development binaries (qt4-qmake especially) installed:
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch, and these same problems come up then. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in this case.
- Qt Creator also misconfigures itself if a proper removal of the old Qt 5 Beta 1 PPA has not been done: http://askubuntu.com/questions/254800/how-can-i-update-the-ubuntu-sdk-preview-from-the-qt-5-beta-ppa-to-the-qt-5-relea
== Symptoms ==
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Methods of fixing ==
=== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ===
If you can or want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration:
1. Quit Qt Creator
2. Remove the following files rm -r .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt* .config/Nokia*
3. Remove the qt4-qmake package if you didn't already remove it.
4. Check that ubuntu-sdk is installed.
5. Now start Qt Creator, and it should have everything functional.
=== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ===
You can go through the manual route if you don't want to remove all your Qt Creator settings, or just want to learn about how to configure Qt Creator in general.
As a first step you need to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references if you don't need those.
If still having problems, you need to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects.
TODO: how to reset the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration? |
Qt Creator only auto-detects Qt 4 and not Qt 5, if both are installed. If qt4-qmake is then removed, Qt 5 will be automatically detected, although only if the old Qt Creator configuration is first removed.
If you are having this bug, multiple things in Qt Creator configuration may be broken. You can either try to fix the problems manually, or remove the qt4-qmake package and reset the Qt Creator configuration. See below for instructions on both.
== Similar misconfiguration causes ==
The following cases cause some of the same problems, even though they are not related to having qt4-qmake installed:
- Qt Creator may misconfigure itself if a proper removal of the old Qt 5 Beta 1 PPA has not been done: http://askubuntu.com/questions/254800/how-can-i-update-the-ubuntu-sdk-preview-from-the-qt-5-beta-ppa-to-the-qt-5-relea
- Qt Creator may misconfigure itself if not all of ubuntu-sdk has been installed before the first launch. Either the Qt Creator configuration resetting or manual fixing is needed also in case of functionality problems encountered.
== Symptoms ==
Symptoms of having the problem include:
- Not being able to "Run" QML projects
- Getting QML Import complaints when going to the Design tab after opening a .qml file first in the editor
- Missing Ubuntu UI wizard options (this can also be cause by not having the special package ubuntu-qtcreator-plugins from ubuntu-sdk-ppa installed)
== Methods of fixing ==
=== Automatically fixing Qt Creator settings by resetting configuration ===
If you can or want to reset all the Qt Creator configuration:
1. Quit Qt Creator
2. Remove the configuration files: rm -r .config/Trolltech.conf .config/Qt* .config/Nokia*
3. Remove the qt4-qmake package if you didn't already remove it: sudo apt-get remove --purge qt4-qmake
4. Check that ubuntu-sdk is installed: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-sdk
5. Now start Qt Creator, and it should have everything functional.
=== Manually fixing Qt Creator settings ===
You can go through the manual route if you don't want to remove all your Qt Creator settings, or just want to learn about how to configure Qt Creator in general.
As a first step you need to go Tools -> Options -> Qt Versions -> Add... and add the /usr/bin/qmake which then identifies itself as Qt 5.0.0 or 5.0.1. Remove Qt 4 references if you don't need those.
If still having problems, you need to check the Kits tab as well to double-check that the "Desktop (default)" has Qt version "Qt 5.0.1 (System)" set. Not having it set can for example result in Build -> Run being greyed out when having qmlproject like lp:~dpm/+junk/ubuntu-app-dev-cookbook opened.
If the Build -> Run is still greyed out after this when you've a CurrencyConverter.qmlproject open from above link, but Tools -> Options settings seem fine, open the "Projects" from the left pane in Qt Creator. Check that you have a kit defined (use the "Add Kit" dropdown if not), after which you should have the Desktop -> Run tab filled with "Run configuration: "QML Scene" for example. Now the Run should work.
Also the QML Import Path might be broken if qt4-qmake package was installed during the time of first run of Qt Creator. This is shown in the Design tab from the left pane not functioning for Ubuntu UI projects.
TODO: how to reset the QML Import Path from the UI without resetting all configuration? |
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| 2013-04-03 12:00:40 |
Timo Jyrinki |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): status |
Confirmed |
In Progress |
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| 2013-04-04 07:54:47 |
Launchpad Janitor |
branch linked |
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lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/qtcreator |
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| 2013-04-04 07:56:31 |
Timo Jyrinki |
summary |
Qt Creator misconfigures itself if qt4-qmake is installed or if the whole ubuntu-sdk isn't installed before the first run |
Qt Creator misconfigures itself on first run if qt4-qmake is installed (does not respect qt5-default) |
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| 2013-04-04 13:37:06 |
Timo Jyrinki |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): importance |
Undecided |
High |
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| 2013-04-05 00:02:38 |
Launchpad Janitor |
qtcreator (Ubuntu): status |
In Progress |
Fix Released |
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| 2013-04-05 05:58:33 |
Timo Jyrinki |
bug task added |
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ubuntu-ui-toolkit |
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| 2013-04-05 05:58:38 |
Timo Jyrinki |
ubuntu-ui-toolkit: importance |
Undecided |
High |
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| 2013-04-05 05:58:41 |
Timo Jyrinki |
ubuntu-ui-toolkit: status |
New |
In Progress |
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| 2013-04-05 05:58:44 |
Timo Jyrinki |
ubuntu-ui-toolkit: assignee |
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Timo Jyrinki (timo-jyrinki) |
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| 2013-04-05 06:55:52 |
Timo Jyrinki |
ubuntu-ui-toolkit: status |
In Progress |
Fix Released |
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