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I'm still doing it manually, very interested in finding out how to automate that as well!
curious if @UJY23QLS1 have a solution for this?
https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align can do it, but it's a bit finicky: from the left-most column of the first line inside your let
bindings vector, do:
• <C-v>
• select lines down
• select to end of line with $
• <CR><Space>
Easier movements like vi]
don't work. Presumably the leading spaces in lines 2 onward, confuse it 🤷
Thanks! Will check it out ASAP 😃