Pasting TS code removes indentation

[hediet]

Copy this TS code:

export type IncludeReference =
	| BaseReference
	| SelfReference
	| RelativeReference
	| TopLevelReference
	| TopLevelRepositoryReference;

export const enum IncludeReferenceKind {
	Base,
	Self,
	RelativeReference,
	TopLevelReference,
	TopLevelRepositoryReference,
}

Create an new TS file, disable all auto formatters and paste the copied source.

Actual result:

export type IncludeReference =
| BaseReference
| SelfReference
| RelativeReference
| TopLevelReference
| TopLevelRepositoryReference;

export const enum IncludeReferenceKind {
Base,
Self,
RelativeReference,
TopLevelReference,
TopLevelRepositoryReference,
}

Expected result: Indentation should be preserved.

Maybe this was caused by a community PR that changed how enter rules are applied to pasted text.

[ssigwart]

@hediet, I thought you might be referring to #136579, so I was trying to test this out in case my branch broke something. I'm having a little difficulty duplicating this. Maybe I have the wrong settings. I have typescript.format.enable and editor.formatOnPaste disabled.

However, I do notice something odd about copying from the code in your GitHub comment. If I manually copy and paste it, I don't see what you do. However, if I use the copy icon GitHub provides, the copied text includes an extra newline at the top.
If I paste that in the current VS Code version or Insider, I see what you're seeing, but also that line 1 is a blank line.

I think what might be happening is that GitHub is not properly displaying your code. I'm guessing the code you actually wrote includes a blank line above it, but GitHub won't render it.

Since I see this in version 1.73.1, I don't think it's my branch that causes this, but please let me know if you want me to try to track down the issue here.

[ssigwart]

@hediet, I submitted #167687 that seems to fix this.

[hediet]

This happens when pasting the text on the second line:

[aiday-mar]

Issue closed with the PR #167687