An alternate 'workaround' for this, (avoid recompiling and using
qtcreator external installer) is to create a new run configuration,
qtcreator will create the default one even if deleted. But the one
created for your self will stay functional always.
Project Properties -> Run Settings -> Run -> Add -> Executable
"%{buildDir}/<executable_name>"
Unfortunately there is no executable name variable built into qtcreator
so I just give it the real name.
That solved the issue for me without having to regenerate the
CMakeLists.txt.user file or download Qt's version.
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Regression: Qt Creator cannot run the executable
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