iOS build instructions ?

[j***@apache.org]

Hi

I cannot find the build options for iOS. The INSTALL file contains instructions to build macOS and android, the link “documentation/building” contains instructions for macOS. Is there a third place, or are the instructions “secret” :-)

Homebrew is a problem on many macOS installations, including mine, it seems easy to change into a normal build, any reason for demanding homebrew ? If not I will play around and provide a patch.

rgds
Jan I.

[Murillo Bernardes]

Hi Jan,

Check directory packaging/ios/. Everything for the ios build is there. No secret.

On my current builds with Qt 5.10 I noticed the bundle identifier is set automatically to whatever you have as your company plus the product name. So the part of changing the Info.plist is not needed anymore. It might still be needed with older qmake versions.

Obviously you will need a provisioning profile, but since you’re already developing for iOS you should be familiar with that.

I can’t say for sure about homebrew usage. It just works for me. I guess it helps to make the builds for all platforms look similar. Dirk will probably have a real answer.

Murillo

Hi
I cannot find the build options for iOS. The INSTALL file contains instructions to build macOS and android, the link “documentation/building” contains instructions for macOS. Is there a third place, or are the instructions “secret” :-)
Homebrew is a problem on many macOS installations, including mine, it seems easy to change into a normal build, any reason for demanding homebrew ? If not I will play around and provide a patch.
rgds
Jan I.
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[j***@apache.org]

Thanks for a prompt and nice answer.

Post by Murillo Bernardes
Check directory packaging/ios/. Everything for the ios build is there. No secret.

Heh, indirectly a secret, having a line or two about it in the build instruction would be nice. Will probably be my first patch :-)

Post by Murillo Bernardes
Obviously you will need a provisioning profile, but since you’re already developing for iOS you should be familiar with that.

Yes I am a registered apple developer.

rgds
Jan I