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Shift+tab folds instead of unindenting list even though fold is disabled #552

Closed davidjosefson closed 3 years ago

davidjosefson commented 5 years ago

What is wrong

When disabling fold_section by adding "mde.keymap_disable.fold_section": false in the "Markdown.sublime-settings - User"-file Shift+Tab will still fold a section when trying to unindent a list item if the list has a subtitle-row without Markddown-#.

How to reproduce

  1. Create a .md-file
  2. Add the following text: 
    
# Title

Subtitle without hash

Expected behavior

Unindent the + Indented list item 1-row, no folding.

Actual behaviour

Folds the text to the first row (# Title)

Workaround

Removing the Subtitle without hash-row or adding one or more # at the beginning (making it a proper subtitle) will make it work as expected.

System info

MarkdownEditing v2.2.7 Sublime v3.1.1 Build 3176 MacOS v10.14.2

mitchallain commented 4 years ago

For me this was an issue with my default markdown syntax, which was Markdown Extended from https://github.com/jonschlinkert/sublime-markdown-extended. To get this setting to load properly with that syntax, I added "mde.keymap_disable.fold_section": false to my Preferences -> Settings (Syntax Specific) file.

revolter commented 3 years ago

When will this be fixed?

birla commented 3 years ago

This suddenly started happening for me and its been severely impacting my productivity with MDE.

felixhao28 commented 3 years ago

@birla @revolter Does MitchAllain's workaround work for you?

deathaxe commented 3 years ago

"mde.keymap_disable.fold_section": false

Did nobody see disable in the name? The setting would need to be set true in order to disable that binding.

I am not very happy with shift+tab being used for folding at all.

Working on a fix to give unindent precedence.

felixhao28 commented 3 years ago

Did nobody see disable in the name?

Ah, this is the kind of thing that never gets noticed unless someone points it out.