I have seen several suggestions, but nothing really worked for me as I want. I just need to copy a file to the desired destination directory.
Say, for example from this answer:
install_it.path = %{buildDir}
install_it.files += %{sourceDir}/settings.ini
INSTALLS += install_it
Variables %{buildDir}
and %{sourceDir}
should be defined, to make this work. Ok, there's no problem with %{sourceDir}
: it is just .
. But how can I get %{buildDir}
?
EDIT1
Say, I have a project my_project
here:
/path/to/my_project
So, release build path is this: /path/to/my_project-build-Desktop-release
,
debug build path is this: /path/to/my_project-build-Desktop-debug
I have files to be copied to destination directory here: /path/to/my_project/copy_to_install_dir
So, I want all files from /path/to/my_project/copy_to_install_dir
to be copied to /path/to/my_project-build-Desktop-release
when I do release build. And, the same way for debug build.
I can't find variable which contain full destination path, i.e. /path/to/my_project-build-Desktop-release
for debug build.
Just in case: I use Windows, but anyway I'm looking for crossplatform solution.
EDIT2
Exact solution, for future readers:
install_it.path = $$OUT_PWD
install_it.files = copy_to_install_dir/*
INSTALLS +=
install_it
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