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[might be spacemacs specific]
I'm puzzled by the behavior of cider-format-*
functions.
Here using try+
example - when I define-clojure-indent
with (try+ 1)
then formatting functions, as expected will use 2-space indentation:
(try+
(let [a ...
But when I'm typing and enter a new line it gets 4 spaces:
(try+
(let [a
What could be reason for that? Is somebody else having the same problem?@jumar The format functions run cljfmt
, they have nothing to do with Emacs's own indentation engine.