Tinderbox on Master for Windows - Build # 19325 - Still Failing:
Identified problems:
* cppunit failure: the cppunit test CppunitTest_vcl_pdfexport failed
* Indication 1:
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Check console output at https://ci.libreoffice.org/job/lo_tb_master_win/19325/ to view the results.
Changes for Build #19321
[btomi96] Add unit test for mysqlc connector
[Caolán McNamara] pvs-studio: V716 Suspicious type conversion in return statement
[Katarina.Behrens] sc: avoid checking for time formats in case of SvNumFormatType::NUMBER
[gerrit buildbot] Update git submodules
[btomi96] tdf#119625: coerce migrated Time between 0 and 24 hours
[kainz.a] tdf#119596 DrawText Contextmenu in Writer, Calc, Draw, Impress
Changes for Build #19322
[tml] Remove line commented out since 2004
[Caolán McNamara] cannot interact with chart sidebar as the previous deck is still active
[marklh9] drawinglayer: fix bold dash dash dot overline in Impress.
[marklh9] tdf#100236 implement waveline in mtfrenderer.
[marklh9] tdf#70851 render wave underlines in slideshow.
Changes for Build #19323
[tml] If we have encountered a "FATAL ERROR" we can afford writing a line to
[tml] Put quotes around a URL in a message to make it more obvious if it is
[Caolán McNamara] pvs-studio: V670 The uninitialized class member 'm_aMutex' is used
[Caolán McNamara] pvs-studio: silence dodgy V763 Parameter always rewritten
Changes for Build #19324
[momonasmon] sd: Use the regular textbox popupmenu for outline text objects
Changes for Build #19325
[Katarina.Behrens] tdf#119856: [Re-]activate menu before dispatching command
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