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- The macOS permission backends are packaged as static libraries which
are linked directly to the C++ application during the build step.
Since this is not possible to be done dynamically when pyside6-deploy
is run, we link the QtCore PySide6 binary (QtCore.abi3.so) to the
permission static binaries. This also makes sense since the Qt
permission API is a part of QtCore.
~Note~:
The idea of checking and requesting permissions for macOS only exists
when the Python application is packaged as a macOS application bundle.
When Python is run in interpreter mode, the Qt permission API does not
work.
- The QtLocation Permission plugin cannot be statically linked to
QtCore PySide6 binary because it required QtCore Qt framework bundle
to be loaded prior to calling Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN. Hence, we statically
link QDarwinLocationPermissionPlugin to QtPositioning because
QtPositioning has the classes that requires permissions.
Pick-to: 6.6 6.5
Task-number: PYSIDE-2468
Change-Id: I2ff64ed8f01f8318755a30eb4a66f7f968bd2d04
Reviewed-by: Friedemann Kleint <[email protected]>
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