Update aqt/combinations.json

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The ci/generate_combinations.py script has detected changes to the repo at https://download.qt.io.
This PR will update aqt/combinations.json to account for those changes.

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[miurahr]

This removes many entries rather than just adding 6.7.0. Why?

[ddalcino]

This removes many entries rather than just adding 6.7.0. Why?

Missing architectures:

The relevant code is on line 45:

aqtinstall/ci/generate_combinations.py

Lines 41 to 51 in 61e18c8

	def iter_arches() -> Generator[dict, None, None]:
	logger.info("Fetching arches")
	archive_ids = list(iter_archive_ids(category="qt"))
	for archive_id in tqdm(archive_ids):
	for version in ("latest", "5.15.2", "5.13.2", "5.9.9"):
	for arch_name in MetadataFactory(archive_id, architectures_ver=version).getList():
	yield {
	"os_name": archive_id.host,
	"target": archive_id.target,
	"arch": arch_name,
	}

To make sure these runs don't take too long, we are only checking for architectures in the latest version of Qt6 and a couple versions of Qt5. Currently, the latest Qt6 is 6.7.0, which is in Beta2 right now, planned to release on March 19. I don't know why Qt 6.7.0 is missing those extra architectures right now, but I'm guessing they will come back sometime before the final release.

It would probably make a lot of sense to fetch data for more than one version of Qt6; I vote for the LTS versions (6.2 and 6.5).

Missing modules for Qt 6.7.0:

We are hard-coding the module checks to check Linux, using architecture=gcc_64:

aqtinstall/ci/generate_combinations.py

Lines 80 to 90 in 61e18c8

	def iter_modules_for_qt_minor_groups(
	host: str = "linux", target: str = "desktop", arch: str = "gcc_64"
	) -> Generator[Dict, None, None]:
	logger.info("Fetching qt modules for {}/{}".format(host, target))
	for major, minor in tqdm(list(iter_qt_minor_groups(host, target))):
	yield {
	"qt_version": f"{major}.{minor}",
	"modules": MetadataFactory(
	ArchiveId("qt", host, target), modules_query=MetadataFactory.ModulesQuery(f"{major}.{minor}.0", arch)
	).getList(),
	}

Qt 6.7.0 for linux does not have a gcc_64; it has been replaced with linux_gcc_64, so the function doesn't return any modules for that version of Qt.

[miurahr]

OK, I'd like to try adding 6.2 and 6.5. Also try to make it recognizing gcc_64 and linux_gcc_64.