https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147982
--- Comment #45 from Alex Thurgood <ipla...@tuta.io> --- (In reply to Buovjaga from comment #43) > It is not impossible. Users do it with the click of a button and the report > is sent to: https://crashreport.libreoffice.org/ > Then, many crashes are actually fixed just by analysing the crash backtraces. Actually, this is unfortunately not true on macOS. The crashreporter tool is not built into the LO release for macOS, or else it is deactivated. This means that when LO crashes suddenly, on macOS the user is reliant on the Apple crash log manager producing a crash trace. Unfortunately, this crash trace isn't systematically produced or else retrievable. If it does produce a crash trace, sending that trace to Apple is of no practical use to the bugzilla tracking, as these reports are not forwarded to bugzilla (I'm not even sure that Apple passes them on to the LibreOffice release maintainer). When people encounter a sudden crash on macOS withLO, if the Apple Crash Reporter doesn't display a dialog with a trace, they should look into their system logs. Often, but not always, the crash log for the LO process can be found there. It does also seem to depend on the version of macOS you are running, as to what actually gets recorded, and this is down to Apple tweaking the log system with each release. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
