Adding global definitions always indents with 4 spaces

[Stanzilla]

Which OS are you using?

Windows

Expected Behaviour

When I use the VSCode function to define a variable as allowed global, it should re-use the formatting of the existing file (luarc.json) when adding it.

Actual Behaviour

It always uses 4 spaces, instead of the 2 the file uses.

Reproduction steps

1. Have a global in your file
2. Have a .luarc.json file in your project
3. Have the LSP complain about it being global
4. Use the VSC action to mark it as defined

Additional Notes

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[kassi]

I have the same issue: the extension always indents 4 spaces instead of 2 although all settings are set to use 2 spaces. I already disabled the Lua.diagnostics.globals in settings to map the behavior to your description, but without any luck. Still it indents 4 spaces.

[Stanzilla]

One extension that handles this well AND sorts the entries that get added A-Z is https://github.com/streetsidesoftware/vscode-spell-checker/

[SHiLLySiT]

I also have the same issue :(

[JJSax]

Same issue. This has been extremely frustrating for me and I finally tracked it down to the extension I least wanted to be causing it.

edit: perhaps my issue is slightly different. I use tab indents and if I have, say, 3 lines of indented code, then I put my cursor at the end of the middle line and press enter, it converts the middle line to 4 a space indentation. It happens for me without any regard to globals.