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I have the following bash array after automatic indentation, both on pressing carriage return when was editing in :h Insert mode and doing =ip on the block in :h Normal-mode
Trying with nvim -u NORC yielded the same result, so I'm guessing it's the default /usr/share/nvim/runtime/indent/sh.vim indent file in action. Output of :set ft? is filetype=sh.
I would like to have the aforementioned array with the following indentation:
I have the following bash array after automatic indentation, both on pressing carriage return when was editing in
:h Insert mode
and doing=ip
on the block in:h Normal-mode
Trying with
nvim -u NORC
yielded the same result, so I'm guessing it's the default/usr/share/nvim/runtime/indent/sh.vim
indent file in action. Output of:set ft?
isfiletype=sh
.I would like to have the aforementioned array with the following indentation:
How do I do that?
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