Jonas Kittner

it only comes up when trying to render the char, so opening the file with `\x00` in it works (second case passes, since the display height is 80 lines) fine,...

>this of course wouldn't handle people breaking convention (google using 2-space python for example) but would provide a decent baseline you mean using hard tabs which are expected to expanded...

yes I think your language specific approach is definitely the proper way to go and will be right in more cases. The only case where my solution would be helpful...

I had a bit of a look into vscode but did not actually find a complete answer. For me it looks like they guess the indentation from the file also...

just to add one more idea for now: vscode allows language specific configuration in an editor config file like this ```json "[Python]": { "editor.detectIndentation": false, "editor.tabSize": 4, "editor.insertSpaces": true }...

There is a CI system based on pre-commit now as well called pre-commit.ci (https://pre-commit.ci/) which will autofix your pull requests e.g. the changes black made so you don't have to...

Mhm I though a little more on this an my solution would not allow e.g. `tar.gz` (would become `gz` only), so a different approach would be necessary to solve both...

Matthias should be back from vaccation in the next days. Then we can finally address the last point.

This might be a tricky one, since some fundamental changes might be necessary. Ronny wrote: > I agree, feature creep happened, problem is that with a surround for the collection,...

hey, please use the issue template next time, it's there for a reason :) This is a bug on our end indeed. We don't handle the non standard, padded-out `csv`...