Table Format Bug?

I’m seeing this in my table. Some numbers are aligned top while others are at the boom. I didn’t do anything special here.

I can’t export the tables in any formats it seems (tried RTF, HTML, and Markdown). Here’s the plain text view:

Layer

Compressed

Uncompressioned

Diff

2ab09b027e7f3a0c2e8bb1944ac46de38cebab7145f0bd6effebfe5492c818b6

29533950

80333312

Ubuntu base image

40867071ed97b34cff04bae07544adf81a884cdc4bc639a865a54aa4ca44dbf9

224767415

598546944

apt-get install -y python3-pip python-is-python3 strace bpftrace

410897a3a7b7c49478e27efe527c68cc320a90036b9ee68c888bc6fa3c9f0b4b

477525420

1146290688

pip install torch torchvision torchaudio --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu

70e7f9e8beb7a2f0b3ed2e93ec524a1f83d7b1e320f6f6592d7b3af313b0c4d3

181

2048

COPY torch-sample.py .

Hmm, that’s really odd. I’m not sure why that would happen.

Can you tell me anything about how you made the table which might help? Were you entering by hand? Copy & Paste? Does it make any difference if you use Edit > Paste As > Plain Text?

I entered it by hand and use add columns and then “tab” to create new row.

Upon reload it went back to normal it seems. Odd indeed.

Hmm. Seems like might have been an internal crash of some sort. Let us know if this happens more often, and if you can find some “trigger”.