This is not a bug report rather than something like thinking out loud: Many Qt based projects specify a minimum Qt version requirement. As the time moves on this requirement will likely be changed for newer releases. These minimum requirement rise actions makes many Qt version dependent hacks obsolete. Usually these places marked with a QT_VERSION_CHECK macros. It would be useful to have an utility which would list the calls of the QT_VERSION_CHECK macro where called with version number below a certain one. What do you think would it be useful to add such a feature to the clazy itself?
Sounds overkill in clazy, I would just grep for QT_VERSION_CHECK after bumping the required Qt version
(In reply to Sergio Martins from comment #1) > Sounds overkill in clazy, I would just grep for QT_VERSION_CHECK after > bumping the required Qt version Well my goal was adding this check to my CI processes. Handling version numbers properly with grep might be a bit tricky.
I think this is also something that should not be limited to just Qt versions, like KDE frameworks versions too or versions of other libraries. But for the check to work properly, we need configuration of the macros and required versions of the dependencies. From the compile flags, we can not tell this. I'd say this is a bit out of scope for now, but if you are willing to work on it :D