How do I compile a QT project to Linux using VS2022? - linux

I created the QT desktop application with VS2022. But I want to test the program inside Linux, how should I do it?
I installed QT in Ubuntu on WSL2, and compiled the qt project using qtcreator without problems. But after I connect to Ubuntu using SSH with VS2022, I am unable to compile.
Thanks for all the help!

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