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Thanks @ayushtamra
I think this may be the wrong fix. If the original bug / behavior changes within Hugo then what gets copied could be different from what you get when you download the example.
At a minimum, this needs a clear comment that explains why the
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Thanks for the feedback @sftim I would like to mention that maybe its related to the
execCommand()
which is doing the copy here.Also I have seen an question posted on StackOverflow(don't know if it makes sense): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34477425/javascript-execcommandcopy-copies-text-but-adds-extra-white-space-to-value
But I am sure to look into and learn if there is any issues related with hugo