[Marcus]

Cannot install v-play because of the following dependency issue:

 

Warning: Cannot find missing dependency ‘qt.55.gcc’ for ‘vplayengine.2.desktop.gcc’

 

🙁

 

[ChristianFelgo Team]

Hi,

we’re currently looking into solving this issue.

Did you try to download the Felgo installer for Linux, or do you install Felgo on top of an existing Qt installation?

Cheers, Chris

[Marcus]

Hey,

first of, thank for the fast reply. I have downloaded the v-play installer for Linux. The only thing related I had installed before was the qtcreator:

sudo apt-get install qtcreator

Cheers, Marcus

 

[ChristianFelgo Team]

Thanks Marcus,

we’ll let you know asap when we have a fix for this issue.

Cheers, Chris

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi Marcus,

Sorry for the issue, we just fixed a problem in the Qt dependency management. Could you please restart the installer and give it another try?

Thanks,

Alex

[Peter]

I get the same error, just downloaded the Felgo installer and tried to install on a fresh Ubuntu installation. Nothing else installed yet.

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi Peter,

Sorry for the error message, the issue should already be fixed as of now, could you please give it another try?

Thanks,

Alex

[Roman]

Hello, I have similar issue in Linux Mint. Namely, using Felgo’s native installer works well, but I want to use “User defined repositories” in Qt Maintenace tool (as described here http://felgo.com/doc/vplay-installation/#add-v-play-to-existing-qt-installation . However following error is displayed each time I go to “Add or remove components” : ”

Cannot find missing dependency ‘qt.55.qt3d’ for ‘vplayengine.2.desktop.gcc_64’.

”

Sometimes instead f qt3d I have

qt.55.qtlocation’ for ‘vplayengine.2.android.armv5

 

Thank you in advance

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hello,

Are you using the open source or commercial version of Qt?

Thanks,

Alex

[Roman]

Qt Indie Subscription

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hello,

Since the release of Qt 5.5 there are some breaking changes between the open-source and the commercial packages of Qt. Most probably today, we are releasing a new Felgo update 2.5.1 which should fix that issue on Linux and allows to reuse an existing Qt commercial installation as stated in the documentation. I’m glad to keep you updated on that.

Best,

Alex

[AlexFelgo Team]

To follow up my last post, as announced here we today released Felgo update 2.5.1 which resolves all issues related to Linux & commercial Qt version installation issues.

Best,

Alex

[Roman]

Thanks a lot. After update it works.