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cannot insert a <div>, automatically corrects to </div> #80600
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It's a bug, not a regression. I can repro in 1.37 as well. @aeschli fyi. |
hmmm i can't repro this in 1.37.1 so i'll upload a video. also we can sit together tomorrow. |
I see. My repro was wrong. It seems auto-closing ( |
Like caused by fixing #26012 (which I think is still a good fix) |
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This looks like a regression.
Consider the following HTML:
If you put the cursor inside the first
<div>
and then try to create another div:And then press enter, the result is
</div>
.In 1.37.1 stable, i get what i expect:
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