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Adding more than one new line within a codeblock doesn't correctly match the indentation the previous line's indentation:
For example if I start with the following codeblock:
>>> def f(): ... ... a = 1 >>>
and modify it to add two additional new lines in-block, I end up with the following:
>>> def f(): ... ... ... ... a = 1 ... >>>
Note that now, lines 2,5 have indentation, but lines 3 and 4 have no indentation. This doesn't match IPython's behaviour.
CPython main branch
macOS
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In case it's helpful, this is also reproducible on Fedora, using the Devcontainer configuration in the repo.
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Thanks for the issue @aelsayed95 and the confirmation @savannahostrowski!
This was fixed in #119606. Feel free to reopen in case you encounter this again.
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Bug description:
Adding more than one new line within a codeblock doesn't correctly match the indentation the previous line's indentation:
For example if I start with the following codeblock:
and modify it to add two additional new lines in-block, I end up with the following:
Note that now, lines 2,5 have indentation, but lines 3 and 4 have no indentation.
This doesn't match IPython's behaviour.
CPython versions tested on:
CPython main branch
Operating systems tested on:
macOS
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: