Open collingsr opened 2 years ago
relates #2608 #3197
Still need a way to reproduce it..
Sorry for the duplicate issue, I could swear those didn't come up when I searched... If/when it happens again I'll be sure to save a sample file properly and report back. Would saving a debugging log help as well?
Happened again! This time saved the sample file and some of the debug log from the console which is hopefully helpful.
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When in rich text mode if I am typing html code for a link the program attempts to auto-complete the closing tag but instead gives incorrect text. Error can be 'fixed' by typing in source code mode instead.
To Reproduce
Workaround: go into source code mode and type the closing tag in correctly. There is no auto-complete in source code mode, as expected.
Expected behavior For the tag to not auto-complete at all, because I have unchecked both auto-complete settings in preferences. Failing that, to auto-complete correctly (which it does most of the time).
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Typora Version Typora 1.0.5
Additional context
I deleted all the original text out of the file I was going to attach in order to protect personal information and the bug persisted, but when I changed the title of the file the bug disappeared (silly move on my part). The original title was something like "this is a ? test.md". Changed the title back to that exact string and the bug did not reappear. So now I don't have a sample file to share, unfortunately, unless someone can think of some way to try to reproduce the bug reliably.
Can't say for sure when it started happening, but definitely before v.1.0