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I fully understand you only support slate 0.32, however I will flag this bug regardless.
A change was introduced in slate 0.33.5 (works fine in 0.33.4) that causes nested lists to be created on pasting of a list item.
Scenario:
copy some text from a list item
paste the text into a list item
expected behaviour:
text is pasted inline into the list item
actual behaviour:
a new unordered list is created, with an item of the pasted text.
The text to the right of what was pasted is moved to a new paragraph
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
antdking
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Slate 0.33.5 causes pasted lists to become sublists
Slate 0.33.5 causes pasted list items to become nested lists
Aug 14, 2018
I'll have some time to look into this this week, and will drop a PR if I solve it.
antdking
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Slate 0.33.5 causes pasted list items to become nested lists
Slate 0.33.6 causes pasted list items to become nested lists
Aug 20, 2018
Once again (sorry for spamming issues, at least I am not pasting same text everywhere :) ), this is caused by gitbook guys abandoning original slate fork. If you are looking for maintained version, you'll find them here
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I fully understand you only support slate 0.32, however I will flag this bug regardless.
A change was introduced in slate 0.33.5 (works fine in 0.33.4) that causes nested lists to be created on pasting of a list item.
Scenario:
expected behaviour:
actual behaviour:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: