Description: I use LibreOffice writer 7.2.2.2 (Dutch locale) which was installed when updating to Fedora 35. I use LibreOffice writer often for writing Dutch texts with lots of Japanese texts inserted. Since the update, LO-writer crashes quite regularly when writing Japanese. When I have to recover LO-writer after such a crash, I often get this message at the top of LO-writer 'Ontbrekende afbreek gegevens. Gelieve het pakket voor afbrekingen te installeren voor de locale "ja-JP"'. I saw the same message in earlier versions of LO-Writer. To my knowledge Japanese has no hyphenation. Is it possible that this missing hypenation-routine causes the crashes? Steps to Reproduce: 1. Insert Japanese into a text and start using the asiatic phonetic guide to insert Furigana. 2. 3. Actual Results: LO-writer crashes Expected Results: Nothing special Reproducible: Sometimes User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: None
Eike: do you think https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=64f885a6c9d51999b737c0f61bc3a7fa311a5a94 Fix lang::Locale.Language usage, tdf#128191 follow-up Using plain lang::Locale.Language is always wrong, it may even be 'qlt' for a more complex language tag. As the InfoBar message is "Please install the hyphenation package for locale “%1”." actually use the BCP 47 language tag of that character/paragraph attribution. may help here from LO 7.3.0 ?
No, it's unrelated, that's only for how the message is displayed, using the complete language tag and not just the lang::Locale::Language code. It was also already backported to 7-2 and 7-1. (and is the reason why 'ja-JP' is displayed and not just 'ja'). I'd also say the hyphenation Infobar being displayed is unrelated to a crash and that's just coincidence. So, if this bug here is about that Infobar then it's a duplicate of bug 143422. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 143422 ***