fix(xl-docx-exporter): give each list its own numbering instance - #2976
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Every bullet/numbered list item was exported with a single shared numbering reference, so docx assigned them all one w:numId. Word treats a shared numId as one continued list, which made separate lists carry on each other's numbering and bullets instead of restarting (TypeCellOS#2225). Assign each maximal run of consecutive same-type sibling list items its own numbering instance, using a document-global counter, so docx emits a distinct w:numId per list. Items within a list still share a numId (so they number continuously), and a nested sub-list is its own list that restarts.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe DOCX exporter now assigns separate numbering instances to distinct list runs. It preserves numbering within consecutive lists, separates numbering after list boundaries or type changes, and validates the behavior with an end-to-end export test. ChangesDOCX list numbering
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent document exports can share and reset the numbering counter, causing separate lists to receive the same numbering instance and produce incorrect numbering. The PR should address this or obtain explicit owner acceptance before merging. Possibly related issues
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In `@packages/xl-docx-exporter/src/docx/docxExporter.ts`:
- Line 113: Make numbering state local to each export operation by removing the
instance-level numberingInstanceCounter and creating a counter within the export
entry point. Pass that counter through the private recursive transformBlocks
helper and all recursive calls, so concurrent exports cannot reset or share
numbering instances while preserving existing list numbering behavior.
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| * document number/bullet as if they were a single list. See issue #2225. | ||
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Keep numbering state local to one export operation.
If two callers use one DOCXExporter concurrently, their transformBlocks calls can interleave at an await. One call can reset numberingInstanceCounter while the other document is still processing. The first document can then assign the same instance to separate list runs and continue numbering incorrectly.
Pass a per-export counter state through a private recursive helper instead of storing it on this.
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In `@packages/xl-docx-exporter/src/docx/docxExporter.ts` at line 113, Make
numbering state local to each export operation by removing the instance-level
numberingInstanceCounter and creating a counter within the export entry point.
Pass that counter through the private recursive transformBlocks helper and all
recursive calls, so concurrent exports cannot reset or share numbering instances
while preserving existing list numbering behavior.
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Closes #2225
Problem
Every bullet/numbered list item was exported with a single shared numbering reference (
blocknote-numbered-list/blocknote-bullet-list), sodocxassigned them all onew:numId. Word treats a sharednumIdas one continuous list, so two separate lists carried on each other's numbering (list two started at 3, 4… instead of 1, 2) and bullets never restarted.Fix
docxauto-creates a distinct concrete numbering (its ownw:numId) for each(reference, instance)pair referenced by a paragraph. SoDOCXExporter.transformBlocksnow assigns each maximal run of consecutive same-type sibling list items its own numbering instance, using a document-global counter:The instance is passed to the docx block mappings through the existing
numberedListIndexmapping slot.Test
should give each list its own numbering instancebuilds two numbered lists split by a paragraph plus a bullet list, and asserts items within a list share anumIdwhile separate lists (and nested sub-lists) get their own. It fails onmain(all share onenumId) and passes with this change. Thebasic/document.xmlsnapshot is updated accordingly (distinctnumIds per list).Summary by CodeRabbit
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