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Having multiple project files named just "project.qbs" makes switching
buffers harder in IDEs.
Change-Id: I847c869292815cc534f903664eb01768f73286b1
Reviewed-by: Christian Kandeler <christian.kandeler@qt.io>
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[ChangeLog] The "osx" value in qbs.hostOS and qbs.targetOS has been
replaced with "macos". For backwards compatibility, qbs.hostOS will
still contain "osx" in addition to "macos", and an error will be printed
if qbs.targetOS contains "osx" but not "macos". Specifying "macos"
without "osx" is allowed. These checks are subject to be removed in a
future version of qbs, so update your hostOS and targetOS checks
accordingly.
[ChangeLog] cpp.minimumOsxVersion has been deprecated and replaced with
cpp.minimumMacosVersion. cpp.minimumOsxVersion is subject to be removed
in a future version of qbs, so update your projects accordingly.
Change-Id: I479891829dff6eb6750cb2a04e1395f085896f63
Reviewed-by: Jake Petroules <jake.petroules@qt.io>
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Different test executables can run in parallel, whereas the functions
within one test executable cannot. This means that tst_blackbox is
currently a bottleneck, as it takes an order of magnitude longer
than all other tests combined. We therefore turn a number of blackbox
tests into API tests (most tests work equally well in either).
The run-time of these two test executables is now about the same, and as
a result, the time it takes to run "make check" has almost halved.
Change-Id: I55ef43a60588f86a8438bdecb7795aca0880efd0
Reviewed-by: Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@digia.com>
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