Intend text in a new line

Beta Beta Bug Reports
1

Testing version:
Mac: 2.0 (11093)
iOS: 2.0 (11093)

What were you doing:
After a line with written text, I wanted to intend the text with the “tab” key but nothing happend.

What feature did you use:

What happened:
In the “second” line: Nothing.
But when I try it in the “first” line, it converts the line to some sort of code block.

What did you expect to happen:
When using the “tab” key it should intend the text.

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Hello, this is part of commonMark specifications. Tabs at the beginning of the list turn the whole line into a code block. If you want indentation for your paragraphs I can suggest using the related editor preference.

3

Hi @trix180
Thanks for your answer, but I’m not sure if this is related to my bug.

  1. I didn’t intent to have a list. There a just some line of written text.
  2. I’m not able to intend the SECOND line of written text. Pressing “tab” nothing happens.
4

Oh, I see. Can you please check this issue with the last releases available in TestFlight?

5

Never mind I got it. This behavior is not intended but is, unfortunately, part of the spacing normalization we do to ensure a correct paragraph unlisting. We can eventually backtrack on this an loose some lists optimizations but at the moment we prefer to keep it as it is.

6

Unfortunately!
So it’s not possible to intend the second line.
:disappointed_relieved: