On a 24.04 virtual machine with File Roller 44.3-0ubuntu1, I carried out each item of the test plan below reproduced, and the test plan was thoroughly successful.
Start File Roller
Start File Roller from the launcher or desktop overview
:)) The program is opened and reports that no archive is open.
Create an archive
Use Ctrl+n or navigate the main menu to "New Archive". Type a name with an archive extension, e.g. u.tar.
Use the + button to add some stuff to it.
:)) tar tf u.tar lists the files that were added in the previous step.
On a 24.04 virtual machine with File Roller 44.3-0ubuntu1, I carried out each item of the test plan below reproduced, and the test plan was thoroughly successful.
Start File Roller
Start File Roller from the launcher or desktop overview
:)) The program is opened and reports that no archive is open.
Create an archive
Use Ctrl+n or navigate the main menu to "New Archive". Type a name with an archive extension, e.g. u.tar.
Use the + button to add some stuff to it.
:)) tar tf u.tar lists the files that were added in the previous step.
Inspect an archive
wget https:/ /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +archive/ primary/ +sourcefiles/ file-roller/ 44.3-1/ file-roller_ 44.3.orig. tar.xz.
file-roller file-roller_ 44.3.orig. tar.xz.
:)) File Roller opens and you after entering file-roller-44.3 you see its source tree.
:)) Alt+Return or 'main menu -> Properites' identifies the archive as an application/ x-xz-compressed -tar.
Extract an archive
Click the 'extract' button on the upper left corner.
Choose '/tmp' as the target location.
:)) Dialog says that extraction completed successfully.
Click show the files.
:)) Your file manager opens and displays the /tmp directory. The file-roller-44.3 directory is inside.
Alter an archive's contents
Select any file, right-click it and rename.
:)) tar tf file-roller_ 44.3.orig. tar.xz reflects the rename.