feat: Add multi-task creation with Ctrl+Enter in Add.jsx #921
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Modified the handleFieldKeyDown function in Add.jsx to handle Ctrl+Enter keypress events. This change allows creating multiple tasks from each non-empty line in the text field when Ctrl+Enter is pressed, while maintaining the existing functionality for creating a single task on Enter.
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Modified the handleFieldKeyDown function in Add.jsx to handle Ctrl+Enter keypress events. This change allows creating multiple tasks from each non-empty line in the text field when Ctrl+Enter is pressed, while maintaining the existing functionality for creating a single task on Enter.
A similar feature is in Trello, which I find essential when copy-pasting a list of items and want them to be multiple tasks and not just a huge single task.