QDoc allows positioning some amount of documentation under certain pages by use of the "\relates" command. The "\relates" command takes an argument that represents a name and tries to find where the documentation should be positioned in the output, based on that name. When the provided name doesn't refer to anything that QDoc is aware of in the current project, a "proxy page" will be created to hold the documentation. The "qqmlintegration.h" header is documented as an header and its generated page was intended to be used to collect the documentation for a series of elements that the header exports. Nonetheless, while the header page itself was created while, the elements that were intended to be collected where insted positioned under a similarly named proxy page. The issues stemmed from the "\headerfile" command using the "<qqmlintegration.h>" name to refer to the header and the relevant relates command using the "qqmlintegration.h" name to refer to the same, with the two names differing in the usage of the surrounding angle brackets. To avoid creating a proxy page, and instead correctly collecting the relevant documentation under the header documentation page, the name usage was synchronized by changing the relevant "\relates" command to refer to "<qqmlintegration.h>". A similar issue existes for the "qqml.h" headerfile and a similar solution was applied to solve the issue. Pick-to: 6.9 6.8 Fixes: QTBUG-136037 Change-Id: I3bf1aa97648c0a94acb7a0de5f5fbbaeb6a81c7b Reviewed-by: Sami Shalayel <sami.shalayel@qt.io>