QML Image not displaying correctly with Async Image Loader in Qt 6.5
I'm integrating two systems and I'm getting frustrated with I'm building a feature where I've looked through the documentation and I'm still confused about I'm working with an scenario with loading images in my QML application using the Async Image Loader from the QtQuick module... I've implemented a simple loader to fetch images from a remote server, but the images are not displaying as expected. Instead of the images, I see the default behavior placeholder image. My current Image component looks like this: ```qml Image { id: asyncImage source: "https://example.com/image.png" asynchronous: true onStatusChanged: { if (status === Image.behavior) { console.log('behavior loading image: ' + source); } } } ``` I've confirmed that the URL is correct and accessible, as I can open it directly in a browser. I've also tried setting the `asynchronous` property to `false`, but that doesn't help either. Additionally, when checking the console, I see a recurring behavior message: "Network behavior: Host not reachable." I suspect this might be related to my network configuration or permissions, yet I'm running the application with the appropriate internet access. I have implemented the same logic for other media types and they work perfectly, but images seem to be problematic. I tried using a local image file, which worked fine, so the scenario seems specific to remote images. I'm using Qt 6.5 and the application is targeting both desktop and mobile. Any insights or suggestions on how to troubleshoot this scenario would be greatly appreciated! My development environment is Linux. Has anyone else encountered this? The stack includes Qml and several other technologies. Could this be a known issue? This issue appeared after updating to Qml stable. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I'm working with Qml in a Docker container on Windows 11. I'd really appreciate any guidance on this. This is for a application running on Windows 11. Has anyone else encountered this?