Description:
This happens with Libre Office Draw and Impress (24.2), likely other modules as well. In order to reproduce this bug, one may create two shapes with no lines and snap them together. One can see from the "position and size" option that there should be no empty space between them. For example, there are 2 square (both 20x20 mm) and their X coordinates vary by exactly 20.00 mm. However, one can see a thin line both in LibreOffice modules as well as in the exported pdf that the objects did not snap together properly. There seems to be a 1 pixel thin line between them.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create two shapes (of the same color for better visibility)
2. Snap them together.


Actual Results:
Depending on the screen resolution, zoom in and out to see the 1 pixel thin line between them. It may be visible all the time or it may appear and disappear in different zoom levels. One can also see the thin gap if one attempts to export the file as a vector graphics format. 

Expected Results:
If two 20.00x20.00mm (just an example measurement, any other measurement is fine) squares are snapped side-by-side and their X coordinates differ by exactly 20.00 mm, irregardless of the zoom level, there should be no pixel thin gap betwen them, neither in any LibreOffice module, nor in exported PDFs.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: Yes

Additional Info:
An example pdf with an attached .odg file is also uploaded to demonstrate the bug(s).