Thrips, even if present, don't make holes.

I doubt those few very small spots are significant.

If it's indoors, it needs to outdoors and into the ground or a larger pot.
Further, what did you fill the pot with? Needs to be potting mix, not soil.

Yeah, I don't think it's really affecting the plant, but all the new leaves coming through are like this.

I leave them outside for a few hours each day and then bring them in when it stars getting cold. Yeah, I planted it with seedling mix and then top layered it with some soil because I ran out haha.

could wind be beating this thing around a bit when its outside ????

it will be fun to grow it indoors ... but you may never see produce from it.. indoors.. in winter... most veg crops need full blinding sun.. to produce flower and veg ...

but i hope you have fun trying ...

ken

No, it's not wind related, because it's still very young I've been keeping it indoors anyway.
I thought maybe the soil wasn't nutritious enough, I repotted it and still every shoot which blooms has these strange holes/markings and now the ends of the leaves are turning dry and crispy :( :(

Thank you for the advice though!

The holes could very well be caused by any type of mechanical damage to the leaves as they were developing, because tissue around minute injuries often dries up and dies. If this plant has been moved around and potted and re-potted, you can be assured it has some tissue injury. Beans like to grow in situ.......and resent being handled. Quit loving it to death. LOL