POC: Try/autogen heading anchors #31174
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This reverts commit bf0517c.
Co-authored-by: Nik Tsekouras <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Nik Tsekouras <[email protected]>
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I don't think this is the right approach because the flag indicating whether the anchor was edited manually is lost when the editor is reloaded (save and reload). I think using a prefix like @aristath suggested might be the simplest way for now without introducing a dedicated attribute. |
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After discussing more with @ntsekouras it seems we could approximate the flag by checking that |
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This PR is just an exploration for:#30825
The logic is that we should auto generate anchors when:
When we change manually the
anchorfrom the sidebar input it should allow it and not change it again from content change (autogeneration).The problem I have here is that the
autoGenstate variable is updated after a manual change, after the next render due to the async running and therefore it misses the first change. So if we manually change theanchorthe first character is missed but it works as intended from the second change :).Of course this is wrong but I'd like some input, if any for the proper approach here... @youknowriad , @ellatrix .