Currently, we use a third party tool 'macdeployqtfix' (link) to fix the broken official deployment tool 'macdeployqt' when working with early Qt5 versions.
However, in recent Qt versions, it seems that this extra step is no longer necessary.
I just verified that when using the bundled 'macdeployqt' in Qt 5.15.2, there is nothing to fix in the Mac app bundle. So it should be safe to remove macdeployqtfix from our deployment process.
The only scenario where 'macdeployqtfix' may still be required is for the legacy Mac build, which is built with Qt 5.6 as far as I know.
Currently, we use a third party tool 'macdeployqtfix' (link) to fix the broken official deployment tool 'macdeployqt' when working with early Qt5 versions.
However, in recent Qt versions, it seems that this extra step is no longer necessary.
I just verified that when using the bundled 'macdeployqt' in Qt 5.15.2, there is nothing to fix in the Mac app bundle. So it should be safe to remove
macdeployqtfix
from our deployment process.The only scenario where 'macdeployqtfix' may still be required is for the legacy Mac build, which is built with Qt 5.6 as far as I know.