https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167321
--- Comment #33 from Dodo Ivanecky <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #32) > (In reply to Dodo Ivanecky from comment #31) > > Could you please, in your understanding, separate the statements “I like the > > feature” and “I am doing this”? > > Yes I can, when you state it explicitly. Because by itself, "I like the > feature" implies "it is useful to me (at least in principle)"; and the > notion of "I like the feature, even though it doesn't apply to my use case > at all" is not something one *should* assume. So - yes, after your comment > 29, that made it clear that it is "I like it for no reason, just because I > like it", I understand it. > > > To rephrase: I like the feature, despite the fact that it does not work well > > and is messing up my tables. > > And for your case, the CORRECT solution is allowing to disable it. > EVERYTHING else, that you suggested here, is not related to your use case > (and breaks many others' use cases, so implementing those ideas would be > harmful). > > > We are going in circles also because my initial request for a partial > > solution was implemented, but that information never reached me… > > Which is why it is important to state version from Help->About, not limiting > to "version" field in metadata. > > The case is closed. I'm done here. You’re starting to exaggerate a bit. The bug report clearly included — and still includes — the version (25.2.3.2 release). Pretending today that I was unable to specify which version I’m working with is a bit over the line. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
