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Expected Behavior
I type >[! and a dropdown list of admonition types appears. I can type more characters to search/narrow down the list of types. When I press Enter (or alternatively Tab, doesn't matter to me), the currently selected one is autocompleted and my cursor is placed at the end.
Current behaviour
I type >[! and a dropdown list of admonition types appears. I can type more characters to search as desired, but the first character I type is always kept, and then the autocompleted type is concatenated. For example, if I type >[!n and then select the note type, the result is >[!nnote] (with my cursor one space after the bracket - that part is fine).
Furthermore, in this case, pressing Enter (or left-clicking) to confirm the autocompletion doesn't work in a clean vault for some reason. That is, I can't actually autocomplete.
If I only type >[! with no additional characters, then select a type, a newline is inserted. Like before, in a clean vault, pressing Enter or clicking to confirm doesn't do anything.
If I type a space >[! , then select a type, the selection menu remains open, which can cause "chaining" of the part of the admonition declaration after the part already typed (ex. note]):
...ad nauseum
Unlike the previous two cases, pressing Enter to confirm the autocompletion works in a clean vault, exhibiting the same behavior described here.
Reproduction
Open any vault and file.
If the Admonition plugin is not already installed, do so.
Using live preview or source view mode, type >[! followed by: 1. some other character that is part of a valid admonition type, 2. nothing, or 3. a space.
The admonition autocomplete selection menu appears. Select one by pressing Enter or clicking on it.
Depending on what you did in Step 3, the behavior corresponding to the case described above occurs.
Which Operating Systems are you using?
Android
iPhone/iPad
Linux
macOS
Windows
Obsidian Version Check
v1.5.12 and v1.4.16
Plugin Version
10.2.0
Confirmation
I have disabled all other plugins and the issue still persists.
Possible solution
No response
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Expected Behavior
I type
>[!
and a dropdown list of admonition types appears. I can type more characters to search/narrow down the list of types. When I press Enter (or alternatively Tab, doesn't matter to me), the currently selected one is autocompleted and my cursor is placed at the end.Current behaviour
I type
>[!
and a dropdown list of admonition types appears. I can type more characters to search as desired, but the first character I type is always kept, and then the autocompleted type is concatenated. For example, if I type>[!n
and then select thenote
type, the result is>[!nnote]
(with my cursor one space after the bracket - that part is fine).Furthermore, in this case, pressing
Enter
(or left-clicking) to confirm the autocompletion doesn't work in a clean vault for some reason. That is, I can't actually autocomplete.If I only type
>[!
with no additional characters, then select a type, a newline is inserted. Like before, in a clean vault, pressingEnter
or clicking to confirm doesn't do anything.If I type a space
>[!
, then select a type, the selection menu remains open, which can cause "chaining" of the part of the admonition declaration after the part already typed (ex.note]
):...ad nauseum
Unlike the previous two cases, pressing
Enter
to confirm the autocompletion works in a clean vault, exhibiting the same behavior described here.Reproduction
>[!
followed by: 1. some other character that is part of a valid admonition type, 2. nothing, or 3. a space.Enter
or clicking on it.Which Operating Systems are you using?
Obsidian Version Check
v1.5.12 and v1.4.16
Plugin Version
10.2.0
Confirmation
Possible solution
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: