Hi BogDan, On Tue, Feb 23, 2021, 12:30 BogDan Vatra via Development < development@qt-project.org> wrote:
> - first and foremost, we need to waste time to **fully** build and install > it > for host platform (desktop). Yeah, I know that this was "decided" before > TQC > switched, overnight, to cmake, but let's face it, it's a BS needed to > cover > the fact that cmake can't build more than one platform at once. > We had the requirement to enable exactly that to stop wasting time in the CI. This would have need to be met by any buildsystem used for Qt6. <snip> No need to discuss implementation details ... - IMHO the qmake build files were removed prematurely ... they should be > removed **after** cmake matched qmake. > Making the old build system match the new one was never a goal. Less maintenance effort was a goal, as was improving common use cases and not making less important use cases impossible. Having said that, I truly believe that cmake is a big step backwards. > Am I the only one who's bother by all these things? > Some people always end up unhappy when you change things -- and when you do not change things. Sorry that you ended up on the unhappy side! We have a huge elephant in the room which nobody want to see it... > If that is your biggest concern about Qt right now: Lucky you. Best Regards, Tobias
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