Hello, Felix Wiemuth <felixwiem...@hotmail.de> writes:
> In some situations, org-list-make-subtree does not create the tree at > the desired level. For example, in the following case, when executing > the command on the first list element, the resulting level is 3 instead > of 2: > > * L1 > - List Item > ** L2 > > The result is: > > * L1 > *** List Item > ** L2 > > Expected result (as in most situations): > > * L1 > ** List Item > ** L2 > > The last item (L2) is necessary for this to happen, whether the list has > multiple items or > subitems does not matter. The identation of the list item does not > matter either. > > The same happens in deeper levels: > > * L1 > ** L2a > ** L2b > - List Item > *** L3 > > It seems that the resulting tree is always put one level deeper than a > (deeper) heading following without a newline. Maybe this was intended > but it feels unintuitive to me. > > * L1 > - List Item > *** L3 > > results in > > * L1 > **** List Item > *** L3 > > but > > * L1 > - List Item > > *** L3 > > results in > > * L1 > ** List Item > > *** L3 > > I think I also observed a case where the resulting level was 2 instead > of 4, so the other way round, but unfortunately I cannot reproduce it. I think this is now fixed in master. Thank you. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
