Description: An often used workflow in our use case is, to open an existing file, just change minor things (e.g. the date on a flyer for an invitation of a recurring event) and then save the document under a new name. It's obvious that this can be done with the file manager - but user miss this functionality in the iOS app. MS has a "Save a copy" function which will save the file and then opens the file after saving so one will then work on the just saved copy. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a file "foo.odt" with the iOS app 2. Try to save it as "bar.odt" Actual Results: This is currently not possible. Expected Results: This functionality should be implemented. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info:
Moving to NEW as agreed in the ESC meeting
The "File > Download as > ..." function can now be used for this. However the following formats don't work (in writer): * .odt * .epub @Tor: can ".odt" easily be fixed? I believe, *.epub is not that important at the moment.
Tor wasn't CC-ed, added him now. What's strange is that now I could export to ODT from the app... once, then it stopped working. Export to EPUB is working for me. App version is 4.2.4 (55).
Yes epub now seems to work, tested in 4.2.4 (55)
I tested this with 4.2.5 (57) and the issue is now fixed for OTF too :) I think this issue can be closed now. Thanks a lot to the Collabora team and especially Tor for taking care of this!