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 # Downloads and installs Qt6 from the KDE mirror, using Qt6's CMake support
 # exclusively.  Consider this an unofficial build that won't be supported by Qt
 # upstream since we don't go through the init-repository script.
 # It is probably better to install from your local distribution devel packages
 # if possible!
 module-set qt6-set
     override-build-system qt6 # technically optional for now
 
     repository qt6-copy # as defined in kdesrc-buildrc-kf6-sample
     branch     6.4
 
     # Controls where Qt6 is installed
     prefix ~/qt6
 
     # These have been manually placed in dependency order based on the
     # .gitmodules file in https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qt5.git/tree/.gitmodules
     # in "essential" or "addons" categories with some additions
     # qtdoc should be last to give it best opportunity to make needed docs
     use-modules qtbase qttools qtshadertools qtdeclarative qtsvg \
         qtimageformats qtmultimedia qtwayland                    \
         qtwebsockets qtwebchannel qtwebview qtsensors            \
         qtnetworkauth qt5compat qtdoc qtpositioning              \
         qtvirtualkeyboard
 
     # if you want qtwebengine, add it to use-modules after "qtwebchannel" and
     # comment this out. Note qtwebengine has significant and different build
     # requirements of its own.
     ignore-modules qtwebengine
 
     # Archiving API requires zstd support which may not be present in your CMake
     cmake-options -DQT_BUILD_TESTS=FALSE -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo \
                   -DQT_AVOID_CMAKE_ARCHIVING_API=TRUE
 
     cmake-generator Ninja # comment out if you want the default CMake generator
 end module-set
 
 options qtwebengine
     # qtwebengine build system is weird, involving make as the top-level driver
     # and then calling ninja for the bulk of the build.  qtwebengine is a bulky
     # module and having ninja use all cores at once may run out of memory if
     # not careful, so we use make to pass less aggressive Ninja flags.
     # num-cores-low-mem needs to be defined in your kdesrc-buildrc.
     make-options NINJAFLAGS=-j${num-cores-low-mem}
 end options
 
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