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In Markdown notes, Boostnote automatically adds a new bullet point when enumeration is used, i.e the text input in the form ^\s*\d+\.\s*\S.*$ is always followed by ^\s*\d+\.\s*$
Example:
1. listelement
automatically adds a new element:
1. listelement
2.
this also works with no empty space
1.listelement
2.
Expected behavior
automatic enumeration should be triggered using the following format, instead:
Current behavior
In Markdown notes, Boostnote automatically adds a new bullet point when enumeration is used, i.e the text input in the form
^\s*\d+\.\s*\S.*$
is always followed by^\s*\d+\.\s*$
Example:
automatically adds a new element:
this also works with no empty space
Expected behavior
automatic enumeration should be triggered using the following format, instead:
current:
^\s*\d+\.\s*\S.*$
expect:^\s*\d+\.\s+\S.*$
for the following reasons:
for example, Boostnote already follows this format in:
^\s*\-\s+\S.*$
^\s*\+\s+\S.*$
^\s*\*\s+\S.*$
Steps to reproduce
1.
followed by Enter2.
should not be appended to the textEnvironment