Description

In a typography correction plugin, I check keyboard input via subscribe and retrieve the attributes of the current block using getBlockAttributes(currentBlockId) to determine if it can be processed.

For a Paragraph block (as with other blocks of this type), we initially get a result with the content attribute, which returns the RichTextData class. However, this is immediately followed by a second result where the content attribute indeed holds the entered character. Furthermore, as typing continues, the content attribute updates with the correct string.

However, with a core/list-item block, the behavior differs for the first item compared to the subsequent items: for the first element of the list, with each character input, we consistently receive the RichTextData wrapper. Yet, starting from the second list item, the content attribute displays the entered content correctly.

The following image corresponds exactly to the previous one. Three characters entered on the first list item return RichTextData, while the same three characters entered on the second list item return the content.

My question is as follows: is it normal to have different results for each item in the list?

Thanks!

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Step-by-step reproduction instructions

1. Check typing with subscribe
2. Get current block attributes with getBlockAttributes(currentBlockId) and display it in the console
3. See the difference in results

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Environment info

WordPress 6.5.3
Gutenberg plugin is not installed

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