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    Default Re: qmake odditiy - Bug reports?

    No, that's impossible, I assure you. I'm always using "SOURCES+=" and it works fine. And it is SOURCES, not SOURCE. You must have an error somewhere in your project. Can you tell us step by step how to reproduce this "bug" starting with an empty project?
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