Discontinue inline formats on enter

[luin]

It's more intuitive to not preserve inline formats on enter.

[benbro]

Other editors like Word online, Google Docs and Gmail, preserve inline formats on enter and I can't think of editors that don't.
For example, try typing in Bold in the Gmail email editor and press enter.
Is there a chance to at least make it configurable?

[rishavag1995]

@jhchen I agree with @benbro . Not preserving inline formats on enter is rather counter-intuitive. Another side-effect of removing this piece of code is that - if we select a range and then press enter - the inline formats of range.end is now getting auto-applied.

[dumitrascuSorin]

@luin have you checked the list of open issues recently?
Don't know how you came to the conclusion that 'It's more intuitive to not preserve inline formats on enter.', but a lot of people are considering the contrary.
This should have been marked as a breaking change.

[homestylew]

why new code

@luin have you checked the list of open issues recently? Don't know how you came to the conclusion that 'It's more intuitive to not preserve inline formats on enter.', but a lot of people are considering the contrary. This should have been marked as a breaking change.

Why is the new code formatting missing

[xteextee]

No, it's NOT more intuitive to not preserve inline formats on enter. Please make this behavior at least customizable.

[yarv-dev]

This kind of tone def response / or lack of response makes it worth moving to lexical or something else..
All advanced text editors preserve text settings, or offer the option to..
just need to add a boolean for this in the config...

    Object.keys(context.format).forEach(name => {
      if (lineFormats[name] != null) return;
      if (Array.isArray(context.format[name])) return;
      if (name === 'code' || name === 'link') return;
      this.quill.format(name, context.format[name], Quill.sources.USER);
    });