https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171170
--- Comment #8 from [email protected] <[email protected]> --- RE comment#6, Did you recreate the scenario? According to comment 3, you did not recreate the defect. It is good practice to recreate the issue before giving an opinion on it. Please confirm that you have recreated the defect. Thanks. I am pasting the ¨additional info here again for reference... ################ Additional Info: Users, in the very first instance, and most importantly, do not want to loose data. If the user arrives at the desktop, and finds that LO has crashed, for any reason, or is not now loaded / started, and they therefore reopen Write, for example, to continue where they left off, they will have a deep concern that they may loose data. Therefore the dialogue boxes that are presented in order to guide the user through this document reopen / recovery operation must be comprehensible, and if there was data loss, then the user should be informed as such, and if there was no data loss, then the user should be informed as such. The business about the registered document types not being for Libre Office, that is really a separate and side issue, so the user should not really be taken into this process without firstly being informed that their documents were or were not recovered successfully, and when that is done, and the user has acknowledged this, the, and only then should this next area of interest - that is that document type operating system associations, be dealt with, and it should be presented as an operating system configuration process - what are the options, and what happens within each of these options, and what happens if the user cancels out of this OS configuration change - Really the user just want to get on with their work unhindered. #################### Can we ensure that after a crash, if a user reopens Writer, and the document recovery process starts, that the document recovery process finishes recovering the documents that were open during the crash, before any confusion about file associations is presented to the user. The user wants to know if they have lost data in the writer file that they were working on. If they previously had that file open in writer, and writer is restarted after a crash, then handle the recovery of the document, surely, or am I mistaken? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
