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`Editor.marks` seems to be truthy for all mark types if any mark is active

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Bug

Looks like Editor.marks is returning truthy, if any mark is active. This is the function I use:

const isMarkActive = (editor, type) => {
  const [mark] = Editor.marks(editor, { match: { type }, mode: 'universal' })
  return !!mark
};

What’s the current behavior?

screen-capture

Slate: 0.50.4 Browser: Chrome OS: Linux

What’s the expected behavior?

Returning the right mark status would be beneficial.

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Created 4 years ago
Reactions:2
Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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krishnagopinathcommented, Dec 1, 2019

@ianstormtaylor could I give this a try?

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ianstormtaylorcommented, Dec 1, 2019

Absolutely!

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