I’m trying to run Fritzing using Qt Creator, and while I resolved issue telling me that I’m using old version of Qt (I’ve deleted Qt 6.x.x and installed Qt 5.15.0), I get 2 new issues twice:
-1: error: /bin/sh: find: command not found
-1: error: /bin/sh: date: command not found
I tried brew install coreutils findutils but to no avail. Other than that I’ve provided PATH and QTDIR in ‘Build and Run’ Section and filled command line arguments. I had no problems compiling libgit2 and placed boost in the same folder as fritzing-app and fritzing-parts.
Thanks in advance.
Which Fritzing version are you trying to compile? 0.9.6 is the current version (and it is I believe using QT5.12.10. I don’t know of anyone other than the developer that have been successful compiling on MacOs the couple of people I know of trying eventually gave up (I have succeeded on Linux and Windows but not the Mac because I don’t have one.) You may be best moving this to an issue on Github here:
as the developers only look in the forums sometimes.
I think by default you will get head which should be the latest development version. There aren’t many people I know of building from source on any system, so the sample size is unfortunately small as well someone may have succeeded and not said anything here. Good luck! We need more developers!
edit: if you figure this out, please update the dev wiki here
as it currently doesn’t have anything very useful about compiling on the Mac.
as well someone may have succeeded and not said anything here. Good luck! We need more developers!