Indentation in ns form different from emacs

[den1k]

(ns my-ns.indented-in-cursive
  (:require 
    [clojure.pprint]))

(ns my-ns.indented-in-emacs
  (:require
   [clojure.pprint]))

[holyjak]

This is really annoying, as half my colleagues uses Emacs, and our PRs are constantly fighting about this and I have to remember to manually undo these formatting changes 😭

Is there any workaround, or any chance there will ever be some resolution? Thank you!

[cursive-ghost]

Yes, in the next version of Cursive I'm going to rewrite the formatter to be (by default, at least) completely compatible with cljfmt, and to use its configuration style. So this should be fixable then, assuming cljfmt can also use the emacs style.

[holyjak]

Awesome! Do you have any estimate of when that might be done?

[cursive-ghost]

Not really, but hopefully on the timescale of a month or so for the EAP. cljfmt is relatively simple but I'll have to test it on a lot of code to ensure complete compatibility.

[scottlowe]

💥 Bump! 💥

This is still a daily issue within our organisation.

It wastes more of my time to go back and manually reformat requires than it does to automatically include references whilst I'm coding elsewhere in a namespace. 🙁

Respectfully: Any chance this issue could be given a higher priority?

[imrekoszo]

FWIW if I tick One space list indent under Settings > Editor > Code Style > Clojure then ns forms get formatted per the Emacs style in the OP.

[holyjak]

Right, but that applies to all forms so it is very heavy handed.