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Deleting Entire Word Prevents Merging Blocks #2375
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I tested these two issues using WPAndroid 15.2.1 (I can confirm these are not present on iOS 15.3 beta). Deleting Swiped Word issueI could reproduce this using the Gboard keyboard. I also noticed it's not an issue on blocks that support line breaks, i.e. those where hitting backspace just merges lines, not blocks (which indicates this isn't the exact same issue as #2373). Deleting Selected WordI could reproduce this using by typing on the Gboard. I couldn't reproduce using the Samsung keyboard. Again, it's not an issue on blocks that support line breaks. |
Verified still an issue as of screencapture-1626124965067.mp4 |
Confirmed this is still an issue in WPAndroid 18.2-rc-3. |
Quick update: when doing alpha writing flow tests for release 18.6 (1.65), swiping a word does still indeed break. However, it only breaks if you don't insert a space after the swiped word. If you do, it seems to recognize it fine. |
Describe the bug
On Android only, when two blocks are going to be merged, deleting a swiped word at the beginning of the second block prevents them from being merge-able.
To Reproduce
1. Deleting Swiped Word
if you tap letters instead of swiping the bug does not occur. It occurs with tapping out words as well, but only if you select the entire word and then hit backspace)2. Deleting Selected Word
Expected behavior
When two paragraph blocks exist next to each other, pressing backspace at the beginning of the second paragraph block should always merge the two blocks.
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