I also see the bug, which is not tied to the specific document but generally to the track-changes feature.
General steps to reproduce:
1. Open a Writer document.
2. Write some text without track-changes being turned on.
3. Turn on track-changes AND visibility of track-changes.
4. Begin deleting text with backspace.
Actual results:
One character is deleted and marked as deleted, but the cursor does not not change position. As a result of the cursor standing still, pressing backspace more than one time will only delete the same character over and over again.
Expected results:
The cursor should move back with backspace deletion, allowing deletion of the previous character if backspace is pressed once again.
Further comments:
If "show track-changes" is turned off, characters are deleted as expected.
I appears that the resolution to bug #127635 caused this regression.
I also see the bug, which is not tied to the specific document but generally to the track-changes feature.
General steps to reproduce:
1. Open a Writer document.
2. Write some text without track-changes being turned on.
3. Turn on track-changes AND visibility of track-changes.
4. Begin deleting text with backspace.
Actual results:
One character is deleted and marked as deleted, but the cursor does not not change position. As a result of the cursor standing still, pressing backspace more than one time will only delete the same character over and over again.
Expected results:
The cursor should move back with backspace deletion, allowing deletion of the previous character if backspace is pressed once again.
Further comments:
If "show track-changes" is turned off, characters are deleted as expected.
I appears that the resolution to bug #127635 caused this regression.