This was difficult to debug, because the test that fails does the following:
- generates a CamiTK extension (.cpp/.h...)
- compiles it as a .so library
- calls a tool (camitk-config) that loads the generated library.
- A segfault happens when a method in the generated library is called.
This works without issue when compiling the package from scratch with Qt
6.11.2.
But running the test with the package from Sid/Testing (compiled using
Qt 6.10), loading the extension compiled by the test using Qt6.11.2
crashes with the segfault.
I known that there should be binary compatibility between Qt 6.10 and
6.11, but it seems that in our case a call to operator QStringList <<
segfaults in that situation.
Can you try to just rebuild the package with the latest Qt ?
Is there something I should put in debian/control to trigger
recompilation for Qt version changes ?
Thanks,
Manik.
