Don't create tag when something else pulls focus from the input text box

[jzohrab]

From discord:

Also, with the new "backspace to edit parent term" feature in the reader, there is now no way to delete a mistyped parent term without using the mouse to click the small x. Might I suggest adding the ability to shift+backspace or ctrl/cmd+backspace to delete the parent instead of going into edit mode? I think both features are useful but with scottish gaelic, the dictionary I use frequently captures focus, meaning that if I'm in the middle of typing a parent, it will remove focus from the text box, resulting in a mis-typed parent term that I have to delete

[jzohrab]

The mistyped parent can be deleted by backspacing/deleting all the characters. Workaround! :-)

[jzohrab]

#216 (pasting parent tag) fixed the code so that pasting stuff into the tags shows the parent list dropdown. With that change, it's really not necessary (or useful) to edit the parent tags anymore, so I changed backspace to once again delete the tags. Code and UX thrash for the win!

This ticket seems to have more to do with the parent tag thing losing focus, and creating a tag. E.g., if I'm in the parent tag and type "th" and see a suggestion list (the/thing/that/this), and then the dictionary pulls focus, a "th" tag gets created.

I've changed this so that you now have to hit Enter to make the tag. e.g., if I'm typing "th":

and something else pulls focus, what I typed remains:

and I have to go back and finish typing and select what I wanted. Not perfect, but I think better.

[jzohrab]

fixed in develop, will be in next launch.

[jzohrab]

Fixed in 3.1.4.