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C++ package: use Qt on Linux, not on Windows/Mac #4641

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Commit 4b4a7d6 attempted to remove the Qt from the C++ package on Windows, but infortunately, it removed the setup of Qt on Linux instead of Windows.

As a result, 1.4.x binary packages on Linux are not build with Qt, and on Windows are build with Qt but no longer ship Qt so are broken

In the master branch we no longer use Qt by default already on Windows even if it is installed.
But this patch restore the fact that the binary package are built with Qt on Linux

Commit 4b4a7d6 attempted to remove the
Qt from the C++ package on Windows, but infortunately, it removed the
setup of Qt on Linux instead of Windows.

As a result, 1.4.x binary packages on Linux are not build with Qt, and
on Windows are build with Qt but no longer ship Qt so are broken

In the master branch we no longer use Qt by default already on Windows
even if it is installed.
But this patch restore the fact that the binary package are built with
Qt on Linux
@ogoffart ogoffart requested a review from tronical February 20, 2024 07:02
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Ouch - thanks!

@ogoffart ogoffart merged commit c399447 into master Feb 20, 2024
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@ogoffart ogoffart deleted the olivier/cpp2 branch February 20, 2024 10:23
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