In Slack, if you copy bold text, the actual text copied is *bold text* rather than just the plain text version.
We currently show a preview of the rendered text for a batch email beneath the raw version. However, one point of error in this process is that if you copy the rendered text by mistake, then you lose all the template variables, and you might not notice since sending the emails has no confirmation step. So similarly to what happens when you copy text in Slack, it'd be neat if copying the rendered text will paste the template variables rather than their values. For example, if the email text is Hi {{name}}, then it renders as Hi Ehsan Asdar. With this feature, when you copy the preview text, you would still get Hi {{name}}.
In Slack, if you copy bold text, the actual text copied is
*bold text*
rather than just the plain text version.We currently show a preview of the rendered text for a batch email beneath the raw version. However, one point of error in this process is that if you copy the rendered text by mistake, then you lose all the template variables, and you might not notice since sending the emails has no confirmation step. So similarly to what happens when you copy text in Slack, it'd be neat if copying the rendered text will paste the template variables rather than their values. For example, if the email text is
Hi {{name}}
, then it renders asHi Ehsan Asdar
. With this feature, when you copy the preview text, you would still getHi {{name}}
.This issue is dedicated to Ehsan Asdar.