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In #277 a default indentation level was implemented for all types of pastes. I've had some remarks that this isn't wanted and as such I'm reverting the change temporarily in #293. This issue was raised in #288. I want to test the behavior as well so that's being tracked in #294.
Let's have a discussion if we want this behavior back again. I'll poke @divSelector as they created the implementation for the defaults and probably have their reasoning.
To recap what this indentation does:
Typing a tab character into the text area converts it to a configured number of spaces.
Pressing enter will prefix the new line with the number of leading spaces of the previous line.
I'm in favor of reinstating this behavior for all languages, how about others?
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We had enabled indentation and tab-conversion by default. Let's discuss
that further as it seems to be controversial-ish.
See: #292
Signed-off-by: Simon de Vlieger <[email protected]>
We had enabled indentation and tab-conversion by default. Let's discuss
that further as it seems to be controversial-ish.
See: #292
Signed-off-by: Simon de Vlieger <[email protected]>
In #277 a default indentation level was implemented for all types of pastes. I've had some remarks that this isn't wanted and as such I'm reverting the change temporarily in #293. This issue was raised in #288. I want to test the behavior as well so that's being tracked in #294.
Let's have a discussion if we want this behavior back again. I'll poke @divSelector as they created the implementation for the defaults and probably have their reasoning.
To recap what this indentation does:
I'm in favor of reinstating this behavior for all languages, how about others?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: