The issue was that enabled is a built-in QML property, and we were overwriting it. It seems that since 6.6, this overwriting actually causes an error, as opposed to previous versions.
Fixed by not redefining the enabled property, but simply setting to true in the constructor.
Thanks to @dmytrovoytko for pointing us closer to the solution!
The issue was that
enabled
is a built-in QML property, and we were overwriting it. It seems that since 6.6, this overwriting actually causes an error, as opposed to previous versions.Fixed by not redefining the
enabled
property, but simply setting totrue
in the constructor.Thanks to @dmytrovoytko for pointing us closer to the solution!
Tested and works on Qt 6.6.1