The main problem is that I try to import pdf files larger than 80 pages, when I do that usually crashes.
Showing errors like:
" Persisting document; path is [PATH HERE] "
QSortFilterProxyModel: index from wrong model passed to mapToSource
QAbstractItemView::commitData called with an editor that does not belong to this view
While importing the first one repeats a lot in the terminal until it crashes.
To Reproduce
I use the LTS Fedora 40 workstation version and I installed Openboard from flathub.
Go to the main page
Click on 'Documents'
Click on 'Import'
Select the file and click Open
Expected behavior
I expected it to only load the PDF and open it without any problems, because I used the .deb version in Pop_Os and it works perfectly. I had the same problem in Pop_Os while running the flatpak package.
Actual behavior
While importing it will shot the message do force quit the app, there's a possibility of the software open the pdf in the end, but you can't take it for granted
Screenshots
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Additional resources
Context
reproducibility : systematic
OpenBoard version :
bug happens with : 1.7.1
bug doesn't happen with : .deb version
didn't check : 1.6.4, 1.7.0
OS :
bug happens with : Linux
bug doesn't happen with : idk
didn't check : Windows , macOS
Installation source : flatpak
Additional context
OS(es) detailed version (for the ones you reproduced the bug on)
Linux : Fedora 40 workstation
number and resolution of monitors : 21680x10501920x1080
Describe the bug
The main problem is that I try to import pdf files larger than 80 pages, when I do that usually crashes. Showing errors like:
While importing the first one repeats a lot in the terminal until it crashes.
To Reproduce
I use the LTS Fedora 40 workstation version and I installed Openboard from flathub.
Expected behavior
I expected it to only load the PDF and open it without any problems, because I used the .deb version in Pop_Os and it works perfectly. I had the same problem in Pop_Os while running the flatpak package.
Actual behavior
While importing it will shot the message do force quit the app, there's a possibility of the software open the pdf in the end, but you can't take it for granted
Screenshots
.
Additional resources
Context
flatpak
Additional context
Fedora 40 workstation
2
1680x1050
1920x1080