Re: Warning from QT5

[Bruce Steers <bsteers4@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 3 Jun 2024, 07:31 Jorge Carrión, <shordi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Oh, yes! You can change branch easily. Here is the information.
>
> https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/Switching_Branches
>
> Unstable is a little heavy with so many actualizations daily... but works
> fine.
>

Except for a possible glitch in qt or so it seems. ;)

Do you have any other (not gambas) QT programs you can run from terminal
and see if they produce the same warning or not? (just to tell if it is a
gambas problem of a general qt problem)

Have you reported this to the manjaro dev team to see if it's something
they need to fix their end?  that's kinda what unstable/testing branches
are meant for,

Sometimes warnings like this just go away when the system developers/bug
reporters find and fix the problems.  OpenSuse rolling release can suddenly
start not compiling gambas on gitlab for a couple of days then suddenly it
just works again.

These are just the downsides of being on the development edge.

I would advise alerting the Manjaro developers of the issue and giving it a
couple of days for them to either fix it or reply to you to say it's
something needs fixing with gambas.


Respects
BruceS


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