README lacks info about `:default`

[PEZ]

I don't understand how :default is supposed to work. Tried this, inspired by the tests:

{:remove-surrounding-whitespace? true
 :remove-trailing-whitespace? true
 :remove-consecutive-blank-lines? true
 :insert-missing-whitespace? true
 :extra-indents  {#re "fooa?$" [[:inner 0]]
                  #re "bar" [[:block 0]]
                  #re "^baz" [[:inner 0]]
                  'with-special [[:default]]}

 :test {:fooa (fooa 1
                2
                {:a    a
                 :aa a
                 :bbb bbb})
        :foo (foo 1
               2
               3)
        :foobb (foob 1
                     2
                     3)
        :baz (bazzo 1
               :x)
        :with (with-something 1
                :x)
        :with-special (with-special 1
                        :x)
        :let (let []
               hello)
        :-> (-> foo/bar
                1
                2)}
 :test-2 (defn f [x]
           x)}

~/Projects/calva/test-data  2743-cljfmt-0-13-0[$✘!?] 
❯ cljfmt --version        
cljfmt 0.13.0

~/Projects/calva/test-data  2743-cljfmt-0-13-0[$✘!?] 
❯ cljfmt check .cljfmt.edn
All source files formatted correctly

I was expecting the with-special call to be indented like:

(with-special 1
              :x)

[PEZ]

OK. So I found my error. Using a quoted symbol in a .edn config. But I still think that README (or probably INDENT.md) should mention this :default more explicitly as the override mechanism that it provides.

[weavejester]

I'm not sure what I can add to the current documentation to make it clearer. Could you explain a little further about what specifically you found confusing?

[PEZ]

It's been a while so I am not sure what I meant by this. Reading the docs today I think they are very clear. 😄

[weavejester]

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I've been going through old cljfmt issues and trying to catch up. Perhaps you just missed the section, or it was updated after you posted the original request.

In any case, looks like this issue can be closed.