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When clicking into the Allow Interruptions field and then typing a character, the focus is lost after the first key stroke. I do not know all fields this is limited to. In my case, I am hitting the 'delete' key on my keyboard. But I am hitting the delete key multiple times (as i'm intending to delete multiple characters). This is a disastrous situation in my case as the focus then goes to the central designer pane and then the delete key deletes my prompt that I have created and configured already.
Create an expression in the Allow interruptions field
Click away (say to center/designer pane) and then back to "save" (this does not reproduce if you have just entered in the expression.
Click into the field to edit
Hit any keystroke
Notice focus is lost
Expected behavior
Field does not lose cursor/keyboard focus.
Screenshots
Additional context
It's not just the 'delete' key, but any key. As far as I can tell. Here is a screenshot of hitting the 't' key. The t character is entered, focus is lost (and the suggestion/intelisense is shown)
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Describe the bug
When clicking into the
Allow Interruptions
field and then typing a character, the focus is lost after the first key stroke. I do not know all fields this is limited to. In my case, I am hitting the 'delete' key on my keyboard. But I am hitting the delete key multiple times (as i'm intending to delete multiple characters). This is a disastrous situation in my case as the focus then goes to the central designer pane and then the delete key deletes my prompt that I have created and configured already.Version
Version: 2.1.0-nightly.264266.2a99641
Electron: 8.2.4
Chrome: 80.0.3987.165
NodeJS: 12.13.0
V8: 8.0.426.27-electron.0
Browser
OS
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Field does not lose cursor/keyboard focus.
Screenshots
Additional context
It's not just the 'delete' key, but any key. As far as I can tell. Here is a screenshot of hitting the 't' key. The
t
character is entered, focus is lost (and the suggestion/intelisense is shown)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: