Select the paragraphs, click the gear, and click “Blur Spoiler.”
Actual: The editor inserts spoiler tags inline at the start/end of the selection, which used to work, but which no longer makes a multi-paragraph spoiler.
Note that it should also do the right thing if you select the spoilers in this example:
foo Rosebud is a sled
Bruce Willis died in Act 1
It was Kevin Spacey the whole time
Darth is Anakin bar
Currently it does this:
foo [spoiler]Rosebud is a sled
Bruce Willis died in Act 1
It was Kevin Spacey the whole time
Darth is Anakin[/spoiler] bar
I’m not 100% sure what it should do in this case. One thing it might do is convert the inline spoilers into a spoiler block like this.
foo
[spoiler]
Rosebud is a sled
Bruce Willis died in Act 1
It was Kevin Spacey the whole time
Darth is Anakin
[/spoiler]
bar
foo
Rosebud is a sled
Bruce Willis died in Act 1
It was Kevin Spacey the whole time
Darth is Anakin
bar
But perhaps instead it should wrap each inline section with its own [spoiler] tag and embed all of the paragraphs in a spoiler block.
foo [spoiler]Rosebud is a sled[/spoiler]
[spoiler]
Bruce Willis died in Act 1
It was Kevin Spacey the whole time
[/spoiler]
[spoiler]Darth is Anakin[/spoiler] bar
foo Rosebud is a sled
Bruce Willis died in Act 1
It was Kevin Spacey the whole time
Darth is Anakin bar
But that introduces three spoilers; you have to click on each spoiler one at a time to reveal it.
Sí, no es una corrección de Markdown, simplemente un ajuste en la forma en que funciona la barra de herramientas. La barra de herramientas genera Markdown incorrecto; necesita ser más inteligente al agregar saltos de línea.
@pmusaraj ¿puedes echar un vistazo? La selección y los botones en el editor están muy bien probados, por lo que debería ser bastante obvio cómo crear una prueba para esta situación.
Esto debería solucionarse mediante estos dos commits (core, discourse-spoiler-alert); el botón de la barra de herramientas utilizará el «modo bloque» si la cadena seleccionada abarca varias líneas.
