https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=146052
--- Comment #4 from Mike Kaganski <[email protected]> --- (In reply to achim from comment #3) > I'm not used to LO's definition how "Compare Document" should work in detail > (see reference to [1] in previous comment), but if "Edit->Track > Changes->Record" is disabled (as it was in all my tests), I'd not expect any > recordings in the document. But anything is recorded, and that's sounds like > a bug to me. No it is not a bug. Change tracking is a different feature, that records the state of the document before and after every change, with its author, date, etc; and the rsid feature is just an indication of "something changed here at some point", which does not keep any track that could be used to identify who or when did that, or what was there before. They therefore are configured separately - but *probably* it would make sense to combine their configurations into a single options page, to make it obvious for users what is disabled when. Feel free to create a separate issue specifically for that, if you consider that useful. > As I have documents with countless changes over years, they grow and grow, > even the visible content shrinks. Also, it's a real pain to parse the > content (using some API) as everywhere unexpected objects appear. For that > also, some kind of clenaup would be nice. The cleanup tool is suggested in bug 136434, and supported there by Regina. If you feel it reasonable (as indicated by your closing clause), please feel free to mark this one as a duplicate of that bug, and suggest in that bug to focus that on the cleanup tool enhancement. > Another problem I observed is that exports (for example PDF) also exports > unused objects, in particular fonts in my case. Up to now, I've not seen any > functionality in LO to identify unused styles (which seem to be the culprit). Absolutely unrelated issue; please limit single issue to a single problem. But actually I'd doubt that *unused* fonts could be exported to PDF, because the export to PDF does not export styles at all (however, bugs are always possible - please file a bug for that, and provide a sample ODF document that exports unused fonts to PDF). > Also, exports consumes a lot of resources (memory, time) with such > documents. Sorry, I'm not able to provide a proper example document for that. Also unrelated issue. And impossible to handle without any reproducer (which would likely help, if posted to a separate dedicated issue). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
