Expected result:
Fenced code block behaves the same way when delimited with backticks and tildes, since they are not distinguished in CommonMark Spec, which is identified in Markdown page on the main instance.
I only found out about this syntax today, but it is really useful since we can share templates and space script using that.
Observed results:
A code block with tildes can be edited, and has correct syntax hints, but neither keyboard nor mouse can exit editing it
When refreshing the page contents stay empty
Reproduction rate:
5/5 on Chrome, including PWA, and Firefox
Appendix:
Error thrown for 1:
fenced_code.ts:24 Uncaught TypeError: object null is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator))
at enter (fenced_code.ts:24:29)
at Ub.iterate (common.mjs:2:3482)
at fenced_code.ts:16:23
at YR.update [as updateF] (util.ts:100:14)
at Object.update (state.mjs:5:17052)
at ts.computeSlot (state.mjs:5:25661)
at jp (state.mjs:5:19840)
at new ts (state.mjs:5:24855)
at ts.applyTransaction (state.mjs:5:25631)
at get state (state.mjs:5:21304)
Expected result: Fenced code block behaves the same way when delimited with backticks and tildes, since they are not distinguished in CommonMark Spec, which is identified in Markdown page on the main instance.
I only found out about this syntax today, but it is really useful since we can share templates and space script using that.
Observed results:
Reproduction rate: 5/5 on Chrome, including PWA, and Firefox
Appendix:
Error thrown for 1:
Error thrown for 2: