1. Steps to reproduce
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Open System Preferences, and choose "Keyboard > Input Sources. Next, press “Plus button” and add “Japanese - Romaji” to available input sources’ list.
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Scroll down the “Japanese - Romaji” 's window and activate “Live Conversion”. Before typing, click on the “Input Source” icon in the upper right corner of the screen to check if you can now type in Japanese using the “Live Conversion” feature.
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Open Obsidian, then type keyboard as shown below.
raibuhenkanwoyuukounisitehennkannsinaimama
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The “Live Conversion” function automatically converts inputed letters from the context.
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In order to re-convert previous phrases, press left arrow key OR “Control + B” to select phrase you re-convert.
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Press left arrow key OR “Control + B” 5 times in total.
2. Expected result
- Select the fifth previous phrase and if you press left arrow key or “Control + B” more, you can select more previous phrases. And if you press Space key, selected phrase is re-converted.
3. Actual result
- The fifth previous phrase is duplicated and you can’t re-convert it. The more you press left arrow key or “Control + B”, the more phrases will be duplicated.
4. Enviroment
- Mac
- Macbook Pro 14inch 2021
(MacBookPro18,3)
- Macbook Pro 14inch 2021
- mac OS
- 12.4 Beta(21F5063e)
- Language environment
- Both Japanese and English
- Input Sources
- “Japanese - Romaji”
- “Live Conversion” : ON
- “Japanese - Romaji”
- Obsidian
- Ver. 0.14.6
- Language environment
- Both Japanese and English
- Community Plugins
- Disable all
- Appearance’s “Small changes” : OFF
5. Additional information
- It occured at macOS 12.3.1
- This phenomenon doesn’t happened at mac OS’s Note App.
- Frequency : Every time
