Open thkoch2001 opened 3 years ago
Other solutions have their own file format but when exporting to a regular office file, the mention is purely identified by the users email address. For the Nextcloud context we'd ideally have the user id or federated cloud id present as some kind of metadata, in order to uniquely identify the mentioned user. We are currently discussion with Collabora how we could store mentions in the comments in the actual file.
Findings so far, ODF does not seem to have any good fit for storing a unique user identifier (like the user id or federated cloud id) within the document, so while we could probably process mentions while being edited in COOL there is no good way we found until now to persist those properly. @kendy is still looking into options from the Collabora side.
@Raudius Noticed that we had this ticket for that and assigned you since we talked about that you would look into that.
@Raudius Noticed that we had this ticket for that and assigned you since we talked about that you would look into that.
Cool.
One thing to note is that with the current implementation this would only work in the document text (not in the comments). I recall that due to document format reasons getting it to work on comments is a lot more challenging.
Reopening for the remaining task:
- [ ] Listen to the post message for inserted mention and emit a notifcation to the user
Waiting for the Collabora build to finish the remaining bit of implementing a notification to the user.
Hello @juliushaertl, I recently discovered that I don't get notified when users I have shared comments on the file. It is a great feature to have for collaboration. Is there any progress on this?
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Initial request
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Describe the solution you'd like Destroy any reason to use Google Docs ever again.
Describe alternatives you've considered None.
Additional context https://support.google.com/docs/answer/65129