CommandCodeAI / CommandCodeAI/desktop

[Bug]: ASCII art inside fenced code blocks collapses and loses structure

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Since Sep 7, 2026.

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Description

GUI version

0.1.20 Windows (Can not select Windows in OS Toggle :) )

Operating system

Linux (other)

Reproduction steps

Steps to reproduce

  1. Open Command Code desktop alpha.
  2. Ask the model to "Write Code any kind of in Code block".
  3. Receive a fenced code block whose language tag is go and whose body has normal indentation and ~20 to ~50 lines of code.
  4. Read the rendered message.
Expected behavior

Expected behavior

  • Each line of the source stays on its own line.
  • Leading whitespace (indentation) is preserved.
  • Lines that exceed the available width wrap, scroll, or both, but their structure is not destroyed.
  • Syntax highlighting is applied according to the language tag (go in this case).
  • The code is clearly copyable, with one logical statement per visible line.
Actual behavior

Actual behavior

  • The whole body of the code block renders on a single wrapped line.
  • Newlines from the source are missing.
  • Indentation is collapsed. Every function body, every block, every nested call appears flush against the previous token, separated by a single space.
  • The result looks like prose, not code, e.g.:
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