Gist issues in iOS 8.4

[lisemily]

I'm having a couple problems with Gist on my iPad running iOS version 8.4.

1. Editing window cuts off after a certain point
   A screencap of the editor:
   
   The same file being viewed (in portrait mode to display the entirety of the text; the editor still cuts off in portrait mode as well, not pictured)
   
2. Line breaks that are visible in edit mode are absent in view mode. I can provide screencaps if you want, but I think this is pretty self explanatory. Sometimes extra blank lines would also be added to the file, not sure if that's related.

I also have a question. I named several files BSPloremIpsum.txt, and the name was changed to b_s_p_lorem_ipsum.txt. Is that supposed to happen?

Any thoughts or advice on what might be wrong appreciated.

[thedillonb]

Hey @lisemily, sorry to hear the editor is giving you trouble.

1. Is the editing window cutting you off vertically or horizontally (is it hiding stuff at the bottom of your screen or to the right)?

2. What kind of file are you creating/editing? Markdown, and similar formatted files, will sometimes not match line-break for line-break in their actual visual representaiton. Although, the visualizer CodeHub is using could also be interpreting the format of the file incorrectly, causing the visualization to also be incorrect. I'll look into this.

As for your file rename, CodeHub does not add any underscores into the filenames that you create. It's very odd to see that you entered one thing and it produced another. I will look into why this is occuring. I've never seen this before but it might mean that something on GitHub's side has changed via the API and the app needs to be updated accordingly. Thanks for bringing this up.

[lisemily]

Hey @thedillonb,

To answer your questions,

1). It is cutting off vertically, and
2). I was creating/editing .txt files.

If you have any other questions or want me to try anything, let me know. Thanks for looking into it!

[MaXFalstein]

@thedillonb this is still happening with Gists. It creates the file somefile.md along with _some_file.md and / or _somefile.md.