Python DogeGenerate documentation indentation

[samkatt]

Describe the bug

DogeGenerate does not adapt to function indentation when next line is empty in python.

Calling :DogeGenerate on a function will generate the (correct) string documentation with (sometimes incorrect) zero indentation. This seems to only happen if the next line is empty --- If the next line contains code with the correct indentation then Doge works as expected

Settings
None. Reproducible with zero modifications.

To Reproduce

1. Empty vimrc other than the Doge plugin
2. Create simple python file with indented function, test.py:

def bar():

    print('hello')

3. :DogeGenerate <CR>
4. Result:

def bar():
"""
[TODO:description]

"""
    print('hello')

Expected behavior
I expect the result (instead of step 4.) to be

def bar():
    """
    [TODO:description]

    """
    print('hello')

Screenshots

Initial situation:

Result:

Expected:

[kkoomen]

This bug has been fixed and released in v2.2.9.

Feel free to submit any new issues if you experience any unwanted behavior in the future. Thanks for your contribution.

[l00sed]

@kkoomen
Thanks for a great plugin. I seem to be having the same issue again on the latest version.
Running :DogeGenerate on the given python function indents the documentation at 2 spaces rather than the expected 4.
My buffer's tw=2 ts=2, but it seems to happen when I set those to 4 as well.

[kkoomen]

@l00sed Indentation is based on shiftwidth() which is based on the tabstop variable. If you've set ts=2 then obviously it will indent at 2. This is expected behavior.

[l00sed]

@kkoomen Yes, sorry if I was unclear, it also seems to use 2 spaces with tabstop set to 4:

[l00sed]

@kkoomen Ah, okay, nvm. Setting sw=4 and ts=4 fixes the issue. sw was still set to 2 in my previous comment, thanks! I like the denser indent markings with sw=2/ts=2, but alas I think this screws up other behavior.