24 Oct 2018

LibreOffice 6.2 Alpha1 ready for testing

By x1sc0 On 24 October 2018 In releases

The LibreOffice Quality Assurance ( QA ) Team is happy to announce LibreOffice 6.2 Alpha1 is ready for testing!

LibreOffice 6.2 will be released as final at the beginning of February, 2019, being LibreOffice 6.2 Alpha1 the first pre-release since the development of version 6.2 started in mid May, 2018. See the release plan. Since then, 5886 commits have been submitted to the code repository and more than 780 bugs have been set to FIXED in Bugzilla. Check the release notes to find the new features included in this version of LibreOffice.

LibreOffice 6.2 Alpha1 can be downloaded from here, and it’s available for Linux, MacOS and Windows. Besides, it can be installed along with your actual installation.

In case you find any problem in this pre-release, please report it in Bugzilla ( You just need a legit email account in order to create a new account ) so it can get fixed before LibreOffice 6.2 final is released.

For help, you can contact us directly in our IRC channel.

Thank you all for making Libreoffice rock!

…

0 Comments
Read More
2 Oct 2018

QA Report: September 2018

By x1sc0 On 2 October 2018 In reports

Reported Bugs

577 bugs have been reported by 324 people.

Top 10 Reporters

  1. Telesto ( 35 )
  2. Zolnai Tamás ( 19 )
  3. Gabor Kelemen ( 18 )
  4. Xisco Faulí ( 16 )
  5. Michael Weghorn ( 11 )
  6. andreas_k ( 11 )
  7. Aron Budea ( 11 )
  8. kompilainenn ( 10 )
  9. perie_gut ( 10 )
  10. Albert Acer ( 9 )

Triaged Bugs

581 bugs have been triaged by 76 people.

Top 10 Triagers

  1. Buovjaga ( 134 )
  2. Xisco Faulí ( 70 )
  3. Dieter Praas ( 32 )
  4. raal ( 29 )
  5. Heiko Tietze ( 28 )
  6. V Stuart Foote ( 25 )
  7. kompilainenn ( 24 )
  8. Alex Thurgood ( 22 )
  9. Oliver Brinzing ( 19 )
  10. Julien Nabet ( 15 )

Fixed Bugs

106 bugs have been fixed by 35 people.

Top 10 Fixers

  1. heiko tietze ( 9 )
  2. László Németh ( 9 )
  3. Justin Luth ( 9 )
  4. Caolán McNamara ( 9 )
  5. Miklos Vajna ( 6 )
  6. Samuel Mehrbrodt ( 5 )
  7. Julien Nabet ( 5 )
  8. Maxim Monastirsky ( 5 )
  9. Noel Grandin ( 4 )
  10. Mike Kaganski ( 4 )

Verified bug fixes

99 bug fixes have been verified by 14 people.

Top 10 Verifiers

  1. Xisco Faulí ( 43 )
  2. BogdanB ( 29 )
  3. Lior Kaplan ( 9 )
  4. Buovjaga ( 6 )
  5. Thomas Lendo ( 2 )
  6. Aron Budea ( 2 )
  7. Julien Nabet ( 1 )
  8. Heiko Tietze ( 1 )
  9. kompilainenn ( 1 )
  10. Drew Jensen ( 1 )

Categorized Bugs

657 bugs have been categorized with a metabug by 28 people.

Top 10 Categorizers

  1. Thomas Lendo ( 453 )
  2. Dieter Praas ( 42 )
  3. Buovjaga ( 38 )
  4. Xisco Faulí ( 26 )
  5. Aron Budea ( 13 )
  6. V Stuart Foote ( 11 )
  7. Michael Weghorn ( 10 )
  8. kompilainenn ( 9 )
  9. Lior Kaplan ( 7 )
  10. Luke ( 7 )

Bisected Bugs

79 bugs have been bisected by 8 people.

Top 10 Bisecters

  1. Xisco Faulí ( 46 )
  2. Buovjaga ( 13 )
  3. raal ( 6 )
  4. Aron Budea ( 6 )
  5. Drew Jensen ( 3 )
  6. Telesto ( 3 )
  7. Justin L ( 1 )
  8. Mike Kaganski ( 1 )

Evolution of Unconfirmed Bugs

Thank you all for making Libreoffice rock!
Join us and help to keep LibreOffice super reliable!
Check the Get Involved page out now!…

0 Comments
Read More
7 Sep 2018

QA Report: August 2018

By x1sc0 On 7 September 2018 In reports

Reported Bugs

599 bugs have been reported by 335 people.

Top 10 Reporters

  1. Telesto ( 53 )
  2. andreas_k ( 25 )
  3. Regina Henschel ( 19 )
  4. Xisco Faulí ( 13 )
  5. Gabor Kelemen ( 12 )
  6. Albert Acer ( 11 )
  7. Jim Raykowski ( 10 )
  8. Oliver Brinzing ( 10 )
  9. Diogo G. Sousa ( 9 )
  10. Mike Kaganski ( 8 )

Triaged Bugs

509 bugs have been triaged by 72 people.

Top 10 Triagers

  1. Xisco Faulí ( 143 )
  2. raal ( 29 )
  3. Timur ( 27 )
  4. Heiko Tietze ( 27 )
  5. Dieter Praas ( 24 )
  6. Roman Kuznetsov ( 20 )
  7. Buovjaga ( 20 )
  8. V Stuart Foote ( 19 )
  9. Julien Nabet ( 19 )
  10. Alex Thurgood ( 18 )

Fixed Bugs

145 bugs have been fixed by 31 people.

Top 10 Fixers

  1. Caolán McNamara ( 29 )
  2. Mike Kaganski ( 12 )
  3. Justin Luth ( 11 )
  4. Eike Rathke ( 10 )
  5. Julien Nabet ( 9 )
  6. Jim Raykowski ( 8 )
  7. heiko tietze ( 7 )
  8. Maxim Monastirsky ( 6 )
  9. Xisco Fauli ( 5 )
  10. Miklos Vajna ( 5 )

Verified Bugs

69 bugs have been verified by 47 people.

Top 10 Verifiers

  1. Xisco Faulí ( 6 )
  2. Telesto ( 5 )
  3. Jim Raykowski ( 4 )
  4. Roman Kuznetsov ( 3 )
  5. Aron Budea ( 3 )
  6. Luke ( 3 )
  7. Alexander Polkhovskiy ( 2 )
  8. Marco A.G.Pinto ( 2 )
  9. Dom Walden ( 2 )
  10. Gabor Kelemen ( 2 )

Categorized Bugs

328 bugs have been categorized with a metabug by 20 people.

Top 10 Categorizers

  1. Xisco Faulí ( 106 )
  2. Thomas Lendo ( 97 )
  3. Dieter Praas ( 38 )
  4. V Stuart Foote ( 14 )
  5. Telesto ( 14 )
  6. andreas_k ( 13 )
  7. Aron Budea ( 9 )
  8. Roman Kuznetsov ( 9 )
  9. Olivier Hallot ( 7 )
  10. Buovjaga ( 4 )

Bisected Bugs

101 bugs have been bisected by 9 people.

Top 10 Bisecters

  1. Xisco Faulí ( 74 )
  2. raal ( 9 )
  3. Aron Budea ( 8 )
  4. Justin L ( 3 )
  5. Telesto ( 2 )
  6. Buovjaga ( 2 )
  7. am_dxer ( 1 )
  8. Terrence Enger ( 1 )
  9. Muhammet Kara ( 1 )

Evolution of Unconfirmed Bugs

Thank you all for making Libreoffice rock!
Join us and help to keep LibreOffice super reliable!
Check the Get Involved page out now!
…

0 Comments
Read More
23 Jul 2018

LibreOffice 6.1 RC2 ready for testing

By x1sc0 On 23 July 2018 In releases

Hello Testers,

The LibreOffice Quality Assurance ( QA ) Team is happy to announce the creation of this blog in order to give more visibility to what the team is doing.

In this first post we will talk about LibreOffice 6.1 Release Candidate 2 ( RC2 ), which was released just a few days ago.

As you might know, LibreOffice 6.1 will be released as final in mid August, 2018, and the Release Candidate 2 is just one release away from the final release, being the Release Candidate 3 ( RC3 ) the last one.

LibreOffice 6.1 RC2 has been released just 2 weeks after the first release candidate ( RC1 ), and 84 bugs have been fixed in this version compared to the previous one.

It can be downloaded from this page, and it’s available for Linux, MacOS and Windows. NOTE: it will replace your actual installation.

In case you find any problem with this release, please report it to Bugzilla ( You just need a legit email account in order to create a new Bugzilla account in case you haven’t done it yet. ).

For help, you can contact us directly in our IRC channel.

Thank you all for making Libreoffice rock!


…

0 Comments
Read More