Automatic line numbering interacts poorly with IP Addresses

[CommanderTso]

Thanks for the product! I love it and use it daily.

Current behavior

When cutting, pasting, and otherwise working with IP addresses, the app will prepend incremental numbers to IPs pasted or moved to a new line.

This happens with both inserting a carriage return into a one-line list of IPs and with pasting IPs onto a line directly following one that starts with an IP.

I only tested a couple different language formats, but this happened across them all.

Expected behavior

To be able to paste IPs without altering their text

Steps to reproduce

Pasting IPs

• Copy this into a new document. I used Plain Text formatting.

  10.1.1.1
  128.128.128.128

• Hit enter
• Result: New line starts with 129.

Inserting carriage returns

• Paste the following into a new document: 10.1.1.1 128.128.128.128. I used Plain Text formatting.
• Move the cursor directly before the first 128. and hit return
• Result: note now reads as:

  10.1.1.1
  11.128.128.128.128

Environment

• Boostnote version: 0.15.3
• OS version and name: OSX Mojave 10.14.6

[arcturus140]

this is expected behaviour. As a workaround, wrap your IP addresses as code. You can also opt out of the enumeration by pressing enter in the new line that has automatically been created for you.

[Flexo013]

Thanks for the report! This will be fixed by #3610.

[arcturus140]

Thanks for the report! This will be fixed by #3610.

@Flexo013 #3609 is about supporting IP addresses, #3610 is a different issue. A fix for #3609 is not a fix for #3610. The current behaviour for #3609 works as intended and the expected behaviour for #3609 should be a won't fix.