Fixes pasting in heading blocks.#675
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This is working great on iOS.
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Sorry @diegoreymendez if the review process took so long. |
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@daniloercoli - No worries! This is ready for another look. |
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Description:
Fixes pasting in header blocks, when the paste operation would result in a block split.
Details:
In order to achieve this I copied the splitting code from the paragraph block into the heading block.
There's a chance to unify code there, but I have purposely not stepped into that, as we would need to make sure all blocks that use rich text can use the same code (title?), or find a solution that would let us customize it for some blocks (this is probably what we'd want to do).
Related PRs:
Gutenberg PR: WordPress/gutenberg#14118
Testing: