Indenting Child Bullets Causes Parent Ordered List to Lose Order

[itsonlyjames]

Steps to reproduce

1. Create ordered list with multiple items (1., 2., 3.)
2. Create bullet under first ordered list item (1.)
3. Indent bullet under first ordered list item

Order of ordered list is lost

Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? Y

Expected result

The order kept intact:

1. First (with child bullet)
2. Second
3. Third

Actual result

Order with child bullets recalculates missing first parent (can’t reproduce within thin wysiwyg)

1.First (with child bullet)
1.Second
2.Third

Environment

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Additional information

[ariehen]

This topic seems mixed with a bunch of stuff, but maybe this:

Automatically keep numbered list ordered in editor (adding/removing/swapping/pasting)

When an ordered list has an unordered list within it (indented) the ordering of the outer list is updated incorrectly. Steps to reproduce Start with an ordered list 1. One 2. Two 3. Three Indent the second point and change to an unordered list 1. One - Two 2. Three Pressing enter after Two, to create another bullet point, incorrectly renumbers the outer list. 1. One - Two - 1. Three Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? Y Tried in a fresh sandboxed vault. Expected result 1. One …

[itsonlyjames]

Exactly the same as that. However that’s muddled in with a post that originated in 2021. Surely it’s a seperate, seldom issue no? Or are you saying that there’s a myriad issues contained with ordered/unordered lists?

My apologies, I searched for ordered lists, not numbered lists hence finding no results.