Andrew Dupont

@asiloisad, a fix for this issue [is now present](https://github.com/pulsar-edit/pulsar/pull/941/commits/afe6e1e7bfca451a2749936d7ffaa90382729c39) in #941. We analyze the tree to determine when we need to adjust indentation after a newline is inserted. But Pulsar...

@asiloisad: Actually, I rubber-ducked myself into the idea of a time budget in the previous comment — then decided to implement it while my brain still found the idea fascinating....

> That sounds excessive and intrusive. If this were implemented, it would be an opt-in setting, so I wouldn't worry about that.

I wrote an explanation of why this is happening [in this comment](https://github.com/pulsar-edit/pulsar/issues/878#issuecomment-1900877857). Right now, the most valuable thing a user could give me is a way to generate one of...

Like this? Sadly, that's not crashing it for me: In the unlikely case that your `a` is different from mine, I also tried copying and pasting your code block.

It wouldn't surprise me, except that @jqueraltmo is saying that the crash doesn't happen until after the space character, at which point the backticks are balanced.

We'll keep iterating on this. @jqueraltmo, your help is greatly appreciated, but you should also feel free to add a scope-specific config to revert to the TextMate grammar as described...

If you can identify another reduced test case which fails for you, please let us know. I know I wasn't able to reproduce this example, but I have been able...

I have that setting enabled all the time, so this only deepens the mystery! Up is down, red is green, shoes are hats.

> I think it's in this state that problems arise, specially when writing the closing backtick of an expression. That would align with what I know about another documented crash...