QTimer not firing in a QML application after loading external QML files
I'm getting frustrated with I'm updating my dependencies and I'm having trouble with a QTimer that I set up in my QML application using Qt 6.2... I have a main QML file that loads several external QML files dynamically, but the QTimer doesn't seem to fire after these external files are loaded. Here’s a simplified version of my code structure: ```qml import QtQuick 2.15 import QtQuick.Controls 2.15 ApplicationWindow { visible: true width: 640 height: 480 Timer { id: myTimer interval: 1000 // 1 second running: true repeat: true onTimeout: { console.log('Timer fired!') } } Component.onCompleted: { loadExternalComponent() } function loadExternalComponent() { var component = Qt.createComponent('ExternalComponent.qml'); if (component.status === Component.Ready) { var item = component.createObject(this); } } } ``` The problem arises when I load the `ExternalComponent.qml`. I don't see any logs from the timer, and I'm not sure if the timer is being stopped or if it's not properly initialized. I’ve tried checking the status of the timer after the component is created, but it seems to be running as expected: ```javascript console.log(myTimer.running); // should print 'true' ``` I've also checked for any potential blocking operations in the external component, but everything appears to be straightforward. One thing I noticed is that if I create the timer directly in the external QML component, it works fine, but I would prefer to keep it in the main file for better management. Does anyone have any insights on why the timer might not be firing after loading an external QML file? Are there any specific QML or Qt quirks that could be causing this behavior? Any help would be greatly appreciated! This is my first time working with Qml 3.9. How would you solve this? Any ideas how to fix this?