[bug]: When commenting on each issue, if it is in Chinese, pressing enter while typing will send it directly.

[lxy2500798479]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched the existing issues

Current behavior

When commenting on each issue, if it is in Chinese, pressing enter while typing will send it directly.

Steps to reproduce

When commenting on each issue, if it is in Chinese, pressing enter while typing will send it directly.

Environment

Production

Browser

None

Variant

Cloud

Version

v1.3.0

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[GIT-154] [bug]: When commenting on each issue, if it is in Chinese, pressing enter while typing will send it directly.

[subhamprasad790-hub]

@lxy2500798479 To insert a new line in the comment section of a work item, please use Shift + Enter.

[wang2032]

@lxy2500798479 This is the same IME composition issue as #8913.

The root cause was that the comment input did not check the isComposing/composition state while using a Chinese IME, so pressing Enter to confirm a candidate was incorrectly treated as submitting the comment.

I’ve already fixed this by:

• adding IME composition checks to comment creation
• adding IME composition checks to comment editing
• adding composition guards to the editor Enter-key extension

After this change, pressing Enter while typing in Chinese will confirm the IME input first instead of submitting the comment directly.

[lxy2500798479]

@lxy2500798479要在作品条目的评论区插入新行，请使用 Shift + Enter。

no ,When I type in Chinese and press enter, the message is sent directly.

[1anonymous47]

so is this is BUG?

[wang2032]

所以这是个BUG吗？

When commenting, if you enter Chinese characters, just press Enter and the pinyin you entered will be sent directly

[sophyphreak]

so is this is BUG?

Yes. As @wang2032 was trying to explain, when you type in Chinese, you need the Enter button to work to type any word or character. If when doing normal typing in pinyin, the Enter button triggers a submit, this will make the app unusable for Chinese speakers who use pinyin input.

(Pinyin input is probably what 90%+ or 95%+ of what Chinese speakers use to type in Chinese. It's the only way I've ever typed in Chinese.)

[sophyphreak]

Sadly, the translation programs that @wang2032 and @lxy2500798479 use are not explaining it clearly. But this is definitely a severe bug for Chinese speakers.