qt5:x64-windows build failure #13438
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also needs |
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build-x64-windows-rel-out.log build-x64-windows-rel-out-1.log |
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looks like an antivirus issue. Can you make sure that your AV did not remove said executable? |
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If my Antivirus (Bitdefender) were to do anything, it'd at least give me a notification, and I have checked, nothing removed in the time I tried to install Qt via vcpkg. I can try turning it off and see what happens. |
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Still the exact same error. The antivirus does not affect this. What's really weird though is that debug configuration passes every time. |
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Could also be a disk space error. But I would scan both debug/release logs for the |
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it shouldn't be missing since it should be built as part of the build. So the question is why it is either not built or why it is removed. That why I said you need to check the logs and look for the |
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It seems like its building successfully in logs, and then suddenly not being able to access it. I can only wonder if somebody else has the same issue... |
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@sam20908 same issue, fresh Win 10 installation in a VMWare VM. However, I have these issues only when vcpkg is working in a directory that is on a network drive. I suspect some foul play on VMWare networking stack end, as after moving that folder directly onto the VM itself without any further changes and re-issuing |
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Does #13537 fixed this issue? |
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Hmm my vcpkg folder is not on a network drive, so I still can't really figure it out. @JackBoosY Maybe I have to wait for that pull request to get merged to be able to test it? |
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@sam20908 You can just pull these changes on your local branch and test it. |
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@JackBoosY It causes different errors: CMake output:
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Oh shoot I realized I forgot to run |
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Same issue after running |
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Okay, I'm going to close this, because I found out my Antivirus is being a jerk despite it being turned off. |
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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
./vcpkg install qt5:x64-windowsFailure logs
Message in build-x64-windows-rel-err.log
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