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Indention style was already discussed in #131 with the conclusion of following the nixpkgs style of using two spaces, which obviously is the right choice for a project aiming to become the default. For personal preference and accessibility (as discussed there already) however, it would be great to be able to choose to use tabs (or more than two spaces) for personal files.
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This resonates with me. I deeply-nested nix files at work and Flakes in general tend to be quite nest-y. I find these files grueling to read because 2 spaces doesn't give me enough visual contrast (same issue I've been having with a lot of languages recently). I tried to make an overlay that could wrap nixpkgs-fmt and pipe it to GNU unexpand as a workaround but upon multiple saves, the indentation of multiline strings kept increasing because how tabs are currently handled. (I tried prepending expend but then my script lost the flags; I could do some parse of the flags but now it's no longer a two-line wrapper)
Indention style was already discussed in #131 with the conclusion of following the nixpkgs style of using two spaces, which obviously is the right choice for a project aiming to become the default. For personal preference and accessibility (as discussed there already) however, it would be great to be able to choose to use tabs (or more than two spaces) for personal files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: