Description: *.csv files are not associated with the iOS app. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a CSV file on an iOS device 2. Navigate the file manager to the folder that containts the CSV file 3. Try to open the CSV file with the LibreOffice iOS app Actual Results: The file is not associated with the LibreOffice iOS app Expected Results: The app should have the icon of the LibreOffice iOS app and it should open in the app. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info:
I can (now) open a CSV file in Calc in iOS. I think we can close this issue. Thanks to the Collabora team for implementing this!
Hmm, we don't mention the csv file type in the app's Info.plist file, so I actually am a bit surprised that it is possible to open a .csv file, that it isn't "greyed out" by the document browser API.
Is there some mysterious undocumented heuristic in iOS so that if an app claims to handle .xls, it will be assumed that it can handle .csv, too, for instance? Sigh. This doesn't really make it easier to understand how exactly the file type association stuff works in iOS.
In iOS 12 you could not open .csv files, right?
How did you create the .csv file, and are you sure its file name extension actually is .csv, and that its contents is CSV? Maybe, if you created it in some other app that can export for instance .xls files, the file name is actually foo.csv.xls, but the iOS Files app and the document browser in the Collabora Office app doesn't show the .xls extension? Try copying the file to iCloud Drive and check on a Mac what the file actually is called.
No, wait, ignore my previous comment. I tried myself yesterday to create a file that *is* called .csv, and yes, it shows up and can be opened in the Collabora Office app.
@Tor: Should we close this bug? How do you mark a comment as "off topic"?
I think the bug can be resolved as "INSUFFICIENTDATA" for instance. Why .csv files now work is a bit of a mystery, but let's just be glad that they do;)