"Shift + Enter" on a SQL cell could create a new SQL cell instead

[hugoboia]

Description

Shift+Enter on the last notebook cell runs it and inserts a new cell below. By default the new cell is a Python cell regardless of the previous cell’s type.

Suggested solution

That’s usually fine after a Markdown cell, as I think users rarely add multiple Markdown cells in a row. But for SQL cells, it’s reasonable to expect the next cell to match the previous one.

I know that the shortcut F4 can change the cell type, but I think it's more useful when inserting via "create cell before/after" shortcut, and Shift + Enter is more about "momentum", when running and creating cells in sequence, and this change could improve the flow.

Are you willing to submit a PR?

• [ ] Yes

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[Light2Dark]

I think this makes sense and we can add this

[Light2Dark]

There's a bit of pushback when we discussed internally since it changes the defaults. I think we will leave this up and see what others think too, and we can revisit with more support. But totally get where this is coming from.