indentation of conditional forms misbehaves before text is entered

[j0ni]

This seems like a low priority issue.

I'm using clojure-mode from melpa, so whatever is current HEAD of master.

When I start typing a conditional expression and hit the first newline, emacs indents the next line wrongly, like this:

(if (pred?)
    ))

Reformatting confirms that emacs is doing this intentionally. As soon as I add text, I can reformat and emacs will do the right thing:

(if (pred?)
  ()))

This also seems to happen for when and if-let, but then I stopped looking.

I'd rather it did the right thing when I hit return, but it's obviously a minor annoyance and doesn't block anything.

Edit: there seem to be quite a few indentation regressions. Here's another:

(defn- test-nil-backend [f]
  (is (thrown-with-msg? ExceptionInfo
                      #"Storage must be initialized before use"
                      (f))))

I'll stop now - let me know if more are useful. I'll also explore the possibility that my config has slipped into brokenness by not tracking some important change.

[magnars]

I'm seeing the bug too. This feels jarring, and I have to constantly tab to fix the indentation while typing.

[Malabarba]

Thanks. It's a certainly a regression due to us depending a little less on lisp-mode for indentation (which was necessary to fix other bugs). I'll look into it when I get a chance.

[magnars]

Thanks for the fix :)