Six videos from the LibreOffice Conference 2022
We’ve uploaded some more talks from the recent LibreOffice Conference 2022! Check out the individual videos below, or click here to view the playlist. Thanks to user Tex2002ans on Reddit for the summaries below!
State of the Project, with Italo Vignoli
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Scraping the crashreport website, with Xisco Fauli
The crash report server was started in 2016 (LibreOffice 5.2). Problems: a lot of clicking around; website super slow; use of backslashes in Windows traces; crashes sorted by date->newest in last page
So, Xisco made a script that goes through all the crash reports and generates better/easier-to-read info: crashreportScraper.py – it generates a nice CSV with all information compiled.
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Let’s calculate with Math using MathType and Mathematica, with Koji Annoura
Using LibreOffice Math in order to help calculations.
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coverity/ossfuzz/crashtesting, with Caolán McNamara
Preemptively fixing bugs and updating code quality with Coverity. Also describes mass checking the crash testing server and all documents in Bugzilla for latest issues.
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Please anonymize my document! With Eyal Rozenberg
Many people have bug reports, but can’t attach their documents because: it’s personal; it’s a draft. (Business contract, etc.); or under obligation not to disclose. (Working for big corporation, etc.)
Work needs to begin on creating a tool that can replace text/images with anonymized versions, allowing people to submit more documents to their bugs. (Making it easier to reproduce/fix.)
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The Bookshelf and the Web Output, with Olivier Hallot
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