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When you delete a bullet point of the first level, another first level pullet point gets created to a second(!) level item – which then has two bullet points on both levels.
Can you reproduce the issue?
Steps to reproduce
Make two bullet points of the first level and then one at the second level like in the following image.
Delete the text of the first bullet point
With the cursor still at the (empty) first bullet point, now press Delete (not Backspace!). The second-level bullet point now has two bullets.
Expected behavior:
No doubled bullet points.
Actual behavior:
Doubled bullet points.
Versions
Mark Text: v16.1
Operating system: Fedora Silverblue 31
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
When you delete a bullet point of the first level, another first level pullet point gets created to a second(!) level item – which then has two bullet points on both levels.
Steps to reproduce
Make two bullet points of the first level and then one at the second level like in the following image.
Delete the text of the first bullet point
With the cursor still at the (empty) first bullet point, now press Delete (not Backspace!). The second-level bullet point now has two bullets.
Expected behavior:
No doubled bullet points.
Actual behavior:
Doubled bullet points.
Versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: