Leaving a boundary such as a <code> tag can move you to the next block

[aaronjorbin]

Gutenberg Version: 1.4

Issue Overview

If a paragraph block has a <code> boundary as the last item, and there is a paragraph block after it, pressing the right arrow moves you to the next block. I would expect to

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

1. Create two paragraph blocks
2. In the first block, create a code tag using \word``
3. Reenter the code boundary
4. press the right arrow key

Expected Behavior

I expect to stay in the block that I am currently writing in

Current Behavior

I move to the next block.

Possible Solution

Related Issues and/or PRs

Todos

• Tests
• Documentation

[jeffpaul]

This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-editor by jeffpaul. View the logs.

[ZebulanStanphill]

This is a duplicate of #1246 isn't it? Then again, #1246 is not as broad, though it appears that there is just one generic issue with inline boundaries that is not limited to just links. Maybe #1246 should be closed in favor of this issue? And then there is #5095, which appears to also be a duplicate.

[jasmussen]

I would agree with @SuperGeniusZeb that this ticket and #1246 seem to touch on the same, which is still an issue:

Just in order to keep things moving, I'm going to close the previous one in favor of this one as this seems more descriptive, though noting appreciation and gratitude to @buzztone for opening the original issue.

[ZebulanStanphill]

@jasmussen What about #5095? Should it be closed in favor of this one or vice-versa? They appear to be about the same thing as well.

[jasmussen]

Good point, @SuperGeniusZeb, thank you.

Although this ticket was technically first, that other ticket has since then been added to the merge proposal milestone. And so I'm closing this one in favor of #5095. Apologies for the mess, but in cleaning this repo we can at times be a bit heavy handed. The issue will be fixed.