Incorrect row sizing in the Script Editor when pasting text at the same time the AI assistant prompts a code suggestion

[WoahItsJeebus (Jeebus)]

Expected Behavior

Script Editor heightens rows correctly.

Actual Behavior

Rows in the Script Editor UI seem to increase by 5x-6x height, resulting in exaggerated line spacing.

Issue Details

Issue Area: Studio - Script Editor
Impact: Minimal
Frequency: Consistent - Specific Action
Date First Experienced: December 11th 2024
Date Last Experienced: December 11th 2024

Reproduction Steps

1. Trigger the AI code assistant to begin thinking
2. At (roughly) the same time the AI produces a suggestion, paste code:

Code I pasted

self.BackupAtmosphere = {
	["Atmosphere"] = {
		Density = 0.275,
		Offset = 0,
		Glare = 0.76,
		Haze = 3,
		Color = Color3.fromRGB(131, 131, 131),
		Decay = Color3.fromRGB(174, 180, 227)
	},
		
	["ColorCorrectionEffect"] = {
		Brightness = 0,
		Contrast = 0,
		Saturation = 0.175,
		TintColor = Color3.fromRGB(142, 142, 255)
	},
		
	["Clouds"] = {
		Cover = 0,
		Density = 0,
		Color = Color3.fromRGB(255,255,255)
	}
}

Screenshots (Brightness warning)

Expected/Normal Row Spacing

Actual Row Spacing after bug

[Focia19]

This is just an acknowledgment announcement!

We’ve filed a ticket to our internal database, and we’ll follow up when we have an update!

Thank you for the report!

[Quackback]

@WoahItsJeebus don’t set the above post as solution, it starts the topic autolock timer and after that no one including you can post here!

[WoahItsJeebus (Jeebus)]

In all honesty I didn’t, @Focia19 did I believe. I didn’t want to remove the marking if it was their doing and the proper team is aware of the bug.

[Quackback]

They can always add it back when it’s necessary.

[bvetterdays (roman)]

You should remove it, 99% sure it was an accident.

[Focia19]

It wasn’t me, but I opened it back up!

The ticket is still open regardless of the “Solution” mark!

[yohooyohoo]

Hello,

This issue has been fixed few weeks ago. Please let us know if you are still seeing this issue.

Thank you!