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The Puppet community prefers to line up arrows (=>) with other arrows in the same block, regardless of the number of characters in the keys before the arrows on each line. This style is encouraged by puppet-lint as well.
Puppet Mode provides puppet-align at C-c C-a to align parameter arrows in a block.
We'll probably make this happen automatically, but not before the entire indentation engine is ported to SMIE, see #7. That is a considerable effort, and we have no ETA, but we will not make improvements or changes to the indentation engine before that.
The Puppet community prefers to line up arrows (
=>
) with other arrows in the same block, regardless of the number of characters in the keys before the arrows on each line. This style is encouraged by puppet-lint as well.Example:
Could we please tweak the automatic indentation rules to make this happen naturally as an Emacs user works in puppet-mode?
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