Fix reading .prl files located in macOS frameworks with Qt 5.14

Since Qt 5.14, prl files were moved into 'Resources' folder within a
framework

Change-Id: Ia067789032e3ac9d3bde1ad5929f2436f9341a71
Reviewed-by: Christian Kandeler <christian.kandeler@qt.io>

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/share/qbs/module-providers/Qt/setup-qt.js b/share/qbs/module-providers/Qt/setup-qt.js
index 3ddc214d3..b5f245a12 100644
--- a/share/qbs/module-providers/Qt/setup-qt.js
+++ b/share/qbs/module-providers/Qt/setup-qt.js
@@ -631,11 +631,14 @@ function doSetupLibraries(modInfo, qtProps, debugBuild, nonExistingPrlFiles) {
     var prlFilePath = modInfo.isPlugin
             ? FileInfo.joinPaths(qtProps.pluginPath, modInfo.pluginData.type)
             : (modInfo.libDir ? modInfo.libDir : qtProps.libraryPath);
+    var libDir = prlFilePath;
     if (isFramework(modInfo, qtProps)) {
         prlFilePath = FileInfo.joinPaths(prlFilePath,
                                          libraryBaseName(modInfo, qtProps, false) + ".framework");
+        libDir = prlFilePath;
+        if (Utilities.versionCompare(qtProps.qtVersion, "5.14") >= 0)
+            prlFilePath = FileInfo.joinPaths(prlFilePath, "Resources");
     }
-    var libDir = prlFilePath;
     var baseName = libraryBaseName(modInfo, qtProps, debugBuild);
     if (!qtProps.mkspecName.startsWith("win") && !isFramework(modInfo, qtProps))
         baseName = "lib" + baseName;