Typing a term that is already in the field and pressing Enter adds it a second time, and the list offers it as a new term while it is sitting right there.
Compare the typed value with the labels that are already in the field, with the trailing entity ID taken off, and refuse the duplicate.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | 2903340-no-duplicate.png | 65.46 KB | rajab natshah |
| #3 | Screen Shot 2017-11-15 at 19.47.27.png | 42.14 KB | ioana apetri |
| Screen Shot 2017-08-19 at 10.45.30.png | 20.4 KB | fotidim |
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fotidim commentedComment #3
ioana apetri commentedI checked this behavior, and when I try to add the same term twice, it doesn't appear, so it looks like this is not an issue.
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rajab natshahComment #6
rajab natshahThank you, Foti for reporting and Ioana for checking it again.
Both readings are right. The suggestion list does hide a term that is in the field, which is what Ioana saw. Typing that term again and pressing Enter still added a second tag, because the typed text carries no entity ID while the item is stored under Label (7).
Tested on Drupal 11.4. With the merge request, picking Drupal and then typing Drupal and Enter leaves one tag, and a genuinely new term is still added.
To review, test, then merge.
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rajab natshahComment #10
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