Changing the default indentation
jmoody opened this issue · comments
Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask a question.
I have been using the carlhuda/janus vim distribution for about 5 years. I use vim daily, but I have very little understand of how packages/plug-ins/customizations work.
Recently, janus switched to the vim-polyglot plug-in which includes this package. Maybe janus always used this package? I will admit that I don't really know.
What I do know is now vim is not indenting my cucumber features like it did before and this is really disruptive because I write a lot of cucumbers.
Is it possible to change the default indentation? What I really want is to have no indention at all.
I have tried to disable the language support using the instructions on the vim-polyglot site, but without success.
I am also trying to get help from the carlhuda/janus community.
Vim ships with these same Cucumber runtime files, so I wouldn't expect vim-polyglot to change things much. You could :setlocal indentexpr=0 to disable the indenting algorithm, perhaps from after/indent/cucumber.vim.