https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65509

Justin L <[email protected]> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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            Summary|FILESAVE "Automatically     |FILESAVE "Automatically
                   |save" (Found in Options >   |save" (Found in Options >
                   |LO > Advanced > Expert      |LO > Advanced > Expert
                   |Configuration ) not running |Configuration ) not running
                   |                            |(summary comment 33)

--- Comment #41 from Justin L <[email protected]> ---
Explaining the meaning of attachment 119311 ExpertConfig search for AutoSave 

AutoSave: corresponds to Options - Load/Save - Save Autorecovery information
AutoSaveTimeInterval: every x minutes
AutoSavePrompt - ???

UserAutoSaveEnabled: corresponds to Options - Load/Save - Automatically save
the document too. (visible False - see commit 10 patch).

In the current implementation, "user auto save" is completely dependent on
"recovery auto save". Separating the two would not be easy. (Things like
impress slide-show temporarily disable autosave/autorecovery, and things like
--headless need to prevent both altogether.

> (1) After enabling the option “Automatically save the document too”
> LibreOffice has to be closed and restarted again
A dialog warns about this now, so not a big deal.

> (2) New documents that have not been saved by the user at least once,
> are not saved automatically
Not surprising. What name would you give it? Where would you save it? I guess
that is where it would need to pop up a save-as dialog.

But this entire thing seems SUPER FRAGILE. In debugging this, I frequently had
to delete the user profile in order to have the autorecovery subsystem start up
at all. After two or three option modifications, it would be messed up somehow.

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