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自动继承 QT_SCALE_FACTOR 以修复 Wayland 下 JavaFX 分数缩放问题 #6078
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This forwards
QT_SCALE_FACTORverbatim into-Dglass.gtk.uiScale, but Qt allows non-scalar formats (for example semicolon-separated per-screen values), while JavaFX expects a single scale token; in those environments the launcher will pass an invalid JavaFX scale value and scaling falls back or behaves incorrectly. Adding a format check (or extracting a single numeric factor) before appending the JVM flag would avoid regressions for users with multi-screen Qt scaling configs.Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.
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Good catch, thanks.
Qt scaling-related environment variables may indeed contain non-scalar values in some multi-monitor configurations.
I'll add a simple numeric format check before forwarding the value to JavaFX to avoid passing invalid scale factors.