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2018-07-12
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So I’m getting an error “Unable to apply parinfer to handler_test.clj due to inconsistent indentation” on every keystroke. Is there an easy way to find where the error is? The IDE isn’t all that usable while this is happening.
@csm You should see a red bar in the left-hand side of your editor somewhere marking the indentation that isn’t consistent with parinfer.
Yeah, I could find it that way, but I was working with a file with >7k lines (all unit tests, fwiw)
@csm just run "Reformate Code", this will fix the indentation in whole file