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--- Comment #12 from denis...@gmail.com ---
> Mike Kaganski 2025-09-18 09:38:25 UTC
> Exactly. The 'import lzma' is not necessarily "legitimate code" in
> LibreOffice's Python.
Which code is legitimate then? If the only intent is to mani
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--- Comment #14 from denis...@gmail.com ---
> Mike Kaganski 2025-09-18 09:58:56 UTC
> My point is: do not claim things based on some extreme point of view. The bug
> you filed should resolve some specific issues.
Ok, I'll split it if it
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--- Comment #11 from Xisco Faulí ---
Regarding lzma, I added it in 892c0d2ef0ee43e079aff51dcc09572d76689ec1 in but
it was reverted in 590157ac1584fb829b0c61905298114e7c4adfde
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--- Comment #13 from Mike Kaganski ---
(In reply to denis.gz from comment #12)
This is totally off-topic. We should not try to discuss what is and isn't
legitimate code here. My point is: do not claim things based on some extreme
point o
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--- Comment #10 from Mike Kaganski ---
(In reply to denis.gz from comment #8)
> > The Python in LibreOffice is not intended to be necessarily "working" in the
> > sense you put in it
>
> Well, the only sense I put in it, is that it shoul
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--- Comment #9 from denis...@gmail.com ---
> Xisco Faulí 2025-09-18 08:52:19 UTC
> Some packages not shipped deliberately:
I could comment:
>dbm, sqlite3 - need some database stuff
- sqlite3 doesn't need any DB stuff
>curses - need cur
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--- Comment #8 from denis...@gmail.com ---
> Mike Kaganski 2025-09-18 08:33:48 UTC
> Note that LibreOffice has dropped support for anything older than Win10
Great, so maybe using system-provided Python could be an option on Windows too.
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--- Comment #7 from Xisco Faulí ---
Some packages not shipped deliberately:
https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/external/python3/ExternalPackage_python3.mk?r=528cdd6573748d01c9d99ca3710a808866281921#175
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--- Comment #4 from denis...@gmail.com ---
> Though I admit I haven't seen any Windows build doing this, and don't know
> how viable this approach is on Windows.
Although there's no "standard" Python on Windows, there are official packag
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--- Comment #2 from denis...@gmail.com ---
Workarounds for those who interested:
1. Copy venv module from Python distribution of the same version to the
"C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program\python-core-3.11.13\lib" dir.
After that,
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--- Comment #1 from denis...@gmail.com ---
Workarounds exist for every step in Steps to reproduce, however they require
knowledge far beyond necessary to develop Python scrips.
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