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Returning on a one-line comprehension shouldn't indent the next line, right?
blah = for i <- list, do: i # this line should not be indented
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Hi, this doesn't seem to be a problem in master. I think that you might be running an older version.
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Ah, looks like I removed necessary dependent code from the test case. Adding defmodule before it makes the indentation weird. (I'm also on master)
defmodule
defmodule Hello do end hi = for i <- list, do: i # weird spacing now
Thanks! I'll have a look at this too. 😄
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Returning on a one-line comprehension shouldn't indent the next line, right?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: