Hi,
When I launch Creator (v3.5.0-560-ge5f3c55) from a commandline I see the
following warning messages:
%> "/Applications/MacPorts/Qt5/Qt Creator.app/Contents/MacOS/Qt Creator"
/opt/local/site-ports/devel/qt5-creator/files/patch-show-menubar-with-xcb.diff
QFileSystemWatcher: skipping native engine, using only polling engine
SOFT ASSERT: "dir.startsWith(topLevel + QLatin1Char('/')) || topLevel == dir ||
topLevel.isEmpty()" in file .../vcsmanager.cpp, line 144
SOFT ASSERT: "dir.startsWith(topLevel + QLatin1Char('/')) || topLevel == dir ||
topLevel.isEmpty()" in file .../vcsmanager.cpp, line 144
SOFT ASSERT: "dir.startsWith(topLevel + QLatin1Char('/')) || topLevel == dir ||
topLevel.isEmpty()" in file .../vcsmanager.cpp, line 144
SOFT ASSERT: "dir.startsWith(topLevel + QLatin1Char('/')) || topLevel == dir ||
topLevel.isEmpty()" in file .../vcsmanager.cpp, line 144
(the message also appears as soon as I open a file after starting Creator
without a file argument).
Using launch services these messages don't appear (in the System.log).
In addition, when one launches Creator through a symlink pointing to the bundle
executable, the running application shows the generic "unix tool" icon in the
Dock and app switcher. I haven't noticed this with earlier versions (nor in
other Qt-based applications), and it may be related to why QFileSystemWatcher
prints a warning.
BR,
R.
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