Why does macdeployqt create a frameworks directory populated with parts of the Qt framework not used by the Application?
I do “otool -L appbundle” and the output lists a few Qt frameworks I know are used by the application.
When I run “macdeployqt appbundle” the framework is populated with most if not all Qt frameworks and a boatload of plugins regardless of whether the application actually uses them or not.
Is it safe to delete the Qt frameworks from the Appbundle/Frameworks directory not listed in the otool output?
Is there a command line option for macdeployqt that I’m missing?
I don’t want to deploy unnecessary frameworks if they aren’t required.
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