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When working with lists on some indentation levels, (e.g. inside a directive), I would expect the following:
Pressing Enter twice should put me back to the current indentation level.
Pressing Backspace (on the first level for nested lists) should remove the list item but stay at the current level
Actual behavior
I drop back to the base indentation level (no indentation) and am required to tab back to the original level
The extension thinks it's still in a nested list and unindents the list item by one level.
Detailed steps
Write
.. directive::
- list
Then put the cursor after "list" and press Enter twice for the first issue.
Put the cursor after "list" and press Enter and Backspace for the second issue.
Extension information
189.3.0
Visual Studio Code information
1.73.1
Operating system information
Linux
Python information
3.11.0
Sphinx information
5.3.0
Contents of conf.py
No response
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Expected behavior
When working with lists on some indentation levels, (e.g. inside a directive), I would expect the following:
Enter
twice should put me back to the current indentation level.Backspace
(on the first level for nested lists) should remove the list item but stay at the current levelActual behavior
Detailed steps
Write
Then put the cursor after "list" and press
Enter
twice for the first issue.Put the cursor after "list" and press
Enter
andBackspace
for the second issue.Extension information
189.3.0
Visual Studio Code information
1.73.1
Operating system information
Linux
Python information
3.11.0
Sphinx information
5.3.0
Contents of conf.py
No response
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: