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CI-windows.yml: added windows-2022, removed QT 5.9.9 and use msbuild instead of CMake for now - #3730
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…l be added back later
it has been EOL since 31 May 2020 and will be implicitly tested via the unix platforms.
firewave
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Feb 4, 2022
I will add back CMake as additional build step later. As Qt 6.2.x will be added soon and I will not be adjusting qmake for it we need CMake anyways. msbuild and qmake will also surely go away. But first I will align this with Regarding Qt 5.9.9 EOL - see https://endoflife.date/qt. |
danmar
commented
Feb 4, 2022
I see no problem to drop support for oldish Qt. I believe we can require recent compilers/libs to build the GUI. |
firewave
commented
Feb 4, 2022
The problem with Qt is that you have to pay for 5.15.x updates so 6.2.x is the only supported version freely available on Windows. |
No more need for Qt 5.9.9 since it is now covered by the
ubuntu-18.04build. Also we need to update Windows to Qt 6.2 and drop 5.15.2 as well since 6.x versions are the only version we can get updates for as a non-paying "customer".