| 5 | | I compiled webengine myself, both using official Qt binaries, and macports ones, and even if my tests aren't completely finished (testing with both Qt 6 and Qt 5, on intel and arm (only Qt 6 for arm, because Qt doesn't provide official Qt 5.15 packages on arm), with or without universal), I can confirm I obtained the expected result at this point : QtWebEngineProcess links refer to its dependencies with relative paths when compiled with official Qt 5.15.2, and with absolute paths when using MacPorts Qt. WebEngine then only works when compiled with Official Qt. |
| | 5 | I compiled webengine myself, both using official Qt binaries, and macports ones, and even if my tests aren't completely finished (testing with both Qt 6 and Qt 5, on intel and arm (only Qt 6 for arm, because Qt doesn't provide official Qt 5.15 packages on arm), with or without universal), I can confirm I obtained the expected result at this point : QtWebEngineProcess refer to its dependencies with relative paths when compiled with official Qt 5.15.2, and with absolute paths when using MacPorts Qt. WebEngine then only works when compiled with Official Qt. |
