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slack very helpfully reverses the order when u are in format-as-code (triple backticks) mode, giving you the worst of both worlds: it's usually enter to send, A
by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
slack very helpfully reverses the order when u are in format-as-code (triple backticks) mode, giving you the worst of both worlds: it's usually enter to send, AND you can get confused about which is which!
(there's a preference to turn this off but then I forget if I've turned it off...as with most things, discord does this better & simply prohibits sending when u are inside an unclosed code block)
- ghshephard 2y agoCurrent version of slack treats Enter identical in both triple-back-tick mode and normal edit mode.
- arp242 2y agoIt's a user setting; I'm reasonably sure the default is as the previous poster described it, because I remember having to change it when a new account was set up for me last month (could be mistaken, but reasonably sure-ish I'm not).
- ghshephard 2y agoI'd be interested in knowing where that's set up - I'm a member of a large number of Slack Servers from various groups, people, companies - going back to 2017. All of them demonstrate correct ``` behavior.
- gertlex 2y agoSlack and chatgpt behaviors here are regular reminders to me of "using tech still sucks for the [non-nerds]". I'm pretty resilient to these whoopsies and just live with it... Teams does the discord thing mentioned in another comment, helpfully! But I swear getting into code/format blocks in Teams only works sometimes (phase of the moon?) My company's internal GPT changes the ChatGPT enter behavior, which I definitely appreciated the forethought of.
- tjoff 2y agoBecause nerds will not tolerate them at all? I wish... as a nerd, slack et al is a pretty miserable experience.