Sorry to disturb you again. Recent QtBluetooth needs the "sdpscanner" tool binary to work properly. Unfortunately the package qt5-qtconnectivity-qtsdpscanner is not an allowed dependency either.
Qt is looking for it in QLibraryInfo::BinariesPath, making it impossible for me to package it inside my rpm like libQt5Bluetooth. My only solution to repair my harbour app would be to (again) build my own QtBluetooth and change where Qt is looking for the tool, but I admit I feel this is a bit overkill to do this again...
Would it be worth considering allowing only the qt5-qtconnectivity-qtsdpscanner package? Or maybe patching qbluetoothservicediscoveryagent_bluez.cpp to look for the binary in an alternative location (/usr/share/$APP/bin/sdpscanner)?
I know this might be a bit much to ask, but I think this could make the whole process of publishing bluetooth app to harbour less painful.
Cheers!
Richard.
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