In the new composer, type something and press return.
Actual: The new composer inserts a double-line paragraph break.
Expected: When I press return once, it should insert a single-line break, converting it to a paragraph break when I use two lines.
I sense that maybe the Discourse developers actually like it this way, but it’s really bad. No rich-text editor I’ve ever used does it Discourse’s way.
At a minimum, there should be a way to turn this paragraph behavior off.
I would have to agree with this, the behaviour of the new composer is strange and unintuitive when it comes to a simple thing like pressing return. Between this and a bunch of other immediate bugs that I’m trying to reproduce, I would have to say that this is a feature which doesn’t quite feel ready for prime-time yet. If the new composer were the default at the moment for example, posting on my site would be completely broken, as many times I’ll post images that I have hosted at Flickr.
I’m moving this to Feature since this is working as designed, though I understand this is not a design choice that you find desirable. We’re talking about this internally and will share more soon.
Please open new topics as you are able to reproduce bugs (and I would appreciate more information about what’s broken with the Flickr links); let’s keep this topic focused on the original poster’s comments.