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Given a cljfmt config such as:
{:indents {#"\S+" [[:inner 0]]} :test-form (comment (and a b) (:require [] []) :rcf)}
The formatter will indent things like in the :test-form there. But the indenter will indent the (:require ...) form using the [[:inner 0]] rule:
:test-form
(:require ...)
[[:inner 0]]
(:require []| [])
enter
(:require [] | [])
tab
I don't know if cljfmt is in the wrong here, so maybe we should ask/check over there before deciding how to deal with this.
cc: @SillyCoon (I tried the repro with v2.0.322 of Calva and it is the same there, so not an obvious regression from your recent work with this code.)
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Given a cljfmt config such as:
The formatter will indent things like in the
:test-form
there. But the indenter will indent the(:require ...)
form using the[[:inner 0]]
rule:(:require []| [])
enter
(:require [] | [])
tab
(:require [] | [])
I don't know if cljfmt is in the wrong here, so maybe we should ask/check over there before deciding how to deal with this.
cc: @SillyCoon (I tried the repro with v2.0.322 of Calva and it is the same there, so not an obvious regression from your recent work with this code.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: