Unable to save PySide6 documentation
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I'm in over my head here so apologies if this is a noob question/problem but I've tried and failed too many times (and same issue on both Windows 10 Pro and Windows 11 Pro machines) to avoid asking for help any longer. Anyway, every time I attempt to execute the steps outlined in building from source I end up waiting forever while ninja apidoc runs. When it finally does stop I get "Doc strings extractions not enabled in this shiboken build". The plus side is that error makes sense, the downside is I have no idea what I'm doing/not doing to cause it. I have everything installed (I think) but I'm not exactly confident about everything being properly recognized via PATH. Maybe that's the reason the following log output doesn't show a value for qmake? Anyway I'm hoping someone can at least get me in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
[vcvarsall.bat] Environment initialized for: 'x64' Already on '6.9.1' Your branch is up to date with 'origin/6.9.1'. [INFO]: running build [INFO]: ============================== [INFO]: Package version: 6.9.1 [INFO]: Build type: Release [INFO]: Build tests: 1 [INFO]: --- [INFO]: Make path: C:\ninja\ninja.EXE [INFO]: Make generator: Ninja [INFO]: Make jobs: -j8 [INFO]: --- [INFO]: setup.py directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\pyside-setup [INFO]: Build scripts directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\pyside-setup\build_scripts [INFO]: Sources directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\pyside-setup\sources [INFO]: make build directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\pyside-setup\build\.venv\build [INFO]: make install directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\pyside-setup\build\.venv\install [INFO]: setuptools build directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\pyside-setup\build\.venv\package [INFO]: setuptools install directory: C:\dev\PySideDocs\.venv\Lib\site-packages [INFO]: --- [INFO]: Python executable: C:\dev\PySideDocs\.venv\Scripts\python.exe [INFO]: Python includes: C:\Program Files\Python313\Include [INFO]: Python library: C:\Program Files\Python313\libs\python313.lib [INFO]: Python prefix: C:\dev\PySideDocs\.venv [INFO]: Python scripts: C:\dev\PySideDocs\.venv\Scripts [INFO]: Python arch: 64 [INFO]: --- [INFO]: Qt prefix: C:/Qt/6.9.1/msvc2022_64 [INFO]: Qt qmake: None [INFO]: Qt qtpaths: C:\Qt\6.9.1\msvc2022_64\bin\qtpaths.exe [INFO]: Qt version: 6.9.1 [INFO]: Qt bins: C:/Qt/6.9.1/msvc2022_64/bin [INFO]: Qt docs: C:/Qt/Docs/Qt-6.9.1 [INFO]: Qt plugins: C:/Qt/6.9.1/msvc2022_64/plugins [INFO]: --- [INFO]: OpenSSL dll directory: None [INFO]: ============================== -
Hi and welcome to devnet,
From a quick check of the guide and a hunch, are you sure you have clang properly setup using one of the version provided by the Qt Company ?
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Hi and welcome to devnet,
From a quick check of the guide and a hunch, are you sure you have clang properly setup using one of the version provided by the Qt Company ?
@SGaist Thanks! The approach I took was using this link to download "libclang-release_20.1.1-based-windows-vs2019_64.7z". Could I be missing some intermediary steps that come after the install and before building Qt?
FWIW I'm also skeptical that I've installed libxml2 and libxslt correctly but am having a hard time finding much that goes in depth there. Also should probably mention that currently I'm using the Windows 11 x64 machine.
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The log you posted does not mention the clang detection. Is it fully successful ?
By the way, out of curiosity, why are you building PySide6 ?
