If you import svg file, which has grouped objects then the import of the svg is broken. I am submitting 2 attachments. 1. InkScape_Drawing.svg Plain SVG with grouped object, Created with Inkscape 0.48.4 2. LibreOffice_Writer_Doc_With_SVG_Graphics.odt LO writer document with imported plain svg with grouped object. I am importing svg in LO Writer through Insert > image > "through file".
Created attachment 111630 [details] SVG create with Inkscape, containing grouped object
Created attachment 111631 [details] LO Writer Document with SVG Imported
I have exported inkscape svg as a plain svg.
Confirmed from 3.6 to 4.3
The flowRoot and similar elements of http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/WD-SVG12-20041027/flow.html are not supported. The element flowRoot does not exist in SVG 1.1 but only in SVG 1.2. SVG 1.2 is not a recommendation yet, but still a working draft. So this is a missing feature. It has nothing to do with groups.
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This issue looks to be fixed by 5bd241b99b76ae7f4b3c1d4f2bcbaf7c487bb339, thus close it as RESOLVED FIXED