Multiple code blocks no longer work about slate-edit-code HOT 10 CLOSED

I can't reproduce this on the online demo https://gitbookio.github.io/slate-edit-code/
The online demo is using slate^0.29.0
I tried using slate^0.30.0 locally, without luck.

Do you have the list of the plugins you are using and their version ?

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Hmm I tried to make a bundle out of the plugin, but my browserify skills are not great. The best you have is this repo example.
You can run it locally:

git clone https://github.com/GitbookIO/slate-edit-code/
cd slate-edit-code
yarn
yarn run start

The source of the example is in ./example/main.js
There is no live-reload. So if you change something, you should restart yarn run start

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Ah yes, the online demo works but my local works also when creating multiple blocks in an existing editor. The problem seems to be when creating the code blocks from an existing slate value (ie deserializing)… I'm not running any other plugins for the purposes of debugging this.

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This seems to have been related to the fact that my slate state didn't include code-lines, I don't know why but as soon as I added them multiple code blocks started working.

Have you considered having the exported schema automatically create the code-line blocks?

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The current schema automatically wraps into code-lines the texts found inside code-blocks. But any node that is not a raw text will just be removed, without even trying to convert it. I'm not sure how I would convert any block to a code-line

Code reference

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Ah, the mystery deepens! I've been poking around in the validation code and removed the onlyText validation. Just removing that validation step (and leaving the other three) shows a code block nested in a code block… which explains why it's getting filtered out and removed.

Now to figure out which validationRule is causing the nesting

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It looks as if you used your old type for code blocks as the new type for code lines

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Nope, nothing like that. I can reproduce one part of this problem in the example code in the repo – you said above that:

The current schema automatically wraps into code-lines the texts found inside code-blocks. But any node that is not a raw text will just be removed

However, change the example code here to the following and the code lines are not created…

<code_block>
  {`
  // Some JavaScript
  function hello() {
    console.log('Hello World')
  }
  `}
</code_block>

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