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For **android**, in order to see the debug output of eventual QML errors, you
need to run `./log.sh` in your `build-android/` directory.
If you don't want auto reload enabled (would block the app if the web server
isn't reachable), comment out `auto-reload-qml` in `lisp/main.lisp`.
Both desktop and mobile auto reload can also be run **simultaneously**, since
they share the QML source files.
Important notes for mobile

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doesn't depend on Swank, and should therefore also be stable (it uses a local
trivial web server).*
*You may even run both the desktop and mobile device auto reload simultaneously
(`swank-server` example only), because they both watch/load the same QML
sources.*
QML Preview and Slime
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macOS note
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Qt is (obviously) working perfectly well on Linux (and on Linux only, I dare to
say).
Qt works (obviously) perfectly well on Linux.
On macOS/iOS you'll always find some subtle bug, like a QQuickView not updating
after a property change through e.g. Slime.
In the above case you need to click on the QQuickView in order to update the
view; after that, it seems to work for subsequent property changes.
On macOS instead, I found this a little annoying bug: after a QML property
change in Slime, the QQuickView is not updating. So, for a visual update you
need to click on the view; but it seems to work for subsequent property
changes.