Qt is getting the resize event from Mir, but we've never trusted the resize event from Mir as it seldom reflected the next buffer size - so instead we forces a redraw, which pulls a new buffer from Mir, and we check that buffer size to see if it changes. We're not getting any buffer size change.
OFC adopting the new buffer semantics stuff would probably rectify that. But that's non-trivial work
No change. Try a command like this:
QT_LOGGING_ RULES=qt. qpa.*=true QT_QPA_ PLATFORM= ubuntumirclient /usr/lib/ x86_64- linux-gnu/ qt5/examples/ webkitqml/ flickrview/ flickrview
Qt is getting the resize event from Mir, but we've never trusted the resize event from Mir as it seldom reflected the next buffer size - so instead we forces a redraw, which pulls a new buffer from Mir, and we check that buffer size to see if it changes. We're not getting any buffer size change.
OFC adopting the new buffer semantics stuff would probably rectify that. But that's non-trivial work