Search for a regex pattern, search all, replace all, CTRL+Z (Comm+Z in MAC) does not give me the original text (it actually duplicates the text found in the search) and there is no way to return to original text with undos. Since this damages files beyond repare I marked it as major. I recall that 3.6 series did not have this issue. Will try testing this further.
Created attachment 82005 [details] Long Big file ... what we want to do is search / replace all and then try to recover with a undo. Try these regex: Find all ^([:digit:]){1,} Replace all & \t; Now try to undo to the original file.
Your test case worked for me as expected with 3.6.6. Unfortunately I cannot test right now with the 4.0 branch.
The regex and undo works with your test file works for me with LibO 4.1.3.2. So this only seems to be an issue with LibO 4.0. Can you test it with the lastest bugfix release 4.0.6, so that we can close the bug, when it is fixed there?
Yep !!! Works for me too in 4.1.3.2 Will have to wait a while to get a chance to install a 4.0.6 (Downgrading on my old Mac is a pain ...) But I can consider it resolved if it works as expected on the new 4.1 branch. Thanks Rogerio.
Component appears to be set incorrectly: Updating from deletionrequest -> LibreOffice