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I just had an issue very similar to this one - every time I switched between files, the autodetected indentation settings would be overwritten by something that didn't fit to the style of the file, very annoying. Looking in the vscode settings I only found editor.detectIndentation = true. It took me some time until I figured out the editorconfig extension was responsible for this, and my .editorconfig was missing entries for this particular file type.
Would it be possible to hook into the "Select indentation" command (and also in the "Detect indentation from content" command), and emit a warning message if there is a .editorconfig file that resolves to a conflicting setting?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I just had an issue very similar to this one - every time I switched between files, the autodetected indentation settings would be overwritten by something that didn't fit to the style of the file, very annoying. Looking in the vscode settings I only found
editor.detectIndentation = true
. It took me some time until I figured out the editorconfig extension was responsible for this, and my.editorconfig
was missing entries for this particular file type.Would it be possible to hook into the "Select indentation" command (and also in the "Detect indentation from content" command), and emit a warning message if there is a
.editorconfig
file that resolves to a conflicting setting?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: