I just updated my LibreOffice from version LibreOffice_4.2.8_Win_x86 to LibreOffice_4.3.6_Win_x86. As always, I chose the advanced options to make sure that my language's interface and spellchecker language (gd, Scottish Gaelic) were both selected. I edited a document, no spell checking available. So, I ran the installer again and picked "Modify" to add the missing dictionary. It had already been selected, but I ran the process anyway. Still, no spell checker, so I had a look at the extensions and it was indeed missing. I had to manually grab and install it from https://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/an-dearbhair-beag-scottish-gaelic-spellchecker
Can confirm. I modified my LO 5.1.2 installation, and added Scottish Gaelic dictionary, but in Writer/Calc spell checker Scottish Gaelic still did not appear among the available languages.
Note to LO team: LO 5.1.2 comes with hunspell-gd v2.8, latest version is v2.9.
Actually 3.1 by now :D
Nice! Something is weird on the extension page, though. If I access it now, it says 2.9 is the latest from almost two years ago. But if I google it, and open the cached version of the page, it says 3.1 is the latest from a few weeks ago.
Dunno, the https link seems to point at odd version, the layout is really scrambled in Fx https://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/an-dearbhair-beag-scottish-gaelic-spellchecker Whereas googling gets you to the http version of the page which seems fine http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/an-dearbhair-beag-scottish-gaelic-spellchecker Though I see 3.1 on both. <shrugs> the extension site is probably the one thing where OO remains way better than LO, I find the LO site really clunky and user unfriendly.
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/gitweb?p=dictionaries.git;a=commit;h=2c83becf155a7e4303257891efea1c3e55465b08
Fixed and updated the dictionary to 3.1 on master branch. Will backport to LO 5.1 once I can actually test the install working, presumably when LO 5.2 beta is out.
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/gitweb?p=dictionaries.git;a=commit;h=277e2326151aad0b97863bda696af33b371122f9 With that commit this should work fine in 5.2. Since there's only going to be one more update to the 5.1 version after 5.1.5, I decided against backporting.