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Using vim mode, if you select multiple lines through either visual mode, visual line mode, or visual block mode, then ='s automatic indentation will only indent the first line instead of the whole block.
Reproduction
Paste the following snippet:
[
"Hello",
"world"
]
Then select the two lines containing "Hello" and "world", and press =. Only "Hello" gets indented.
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Description
Hi folks,
Using vim mode, if you select multiple lines through either visual mode, visual line mode, or visual block mode, then
=
's automatic indentation will only indent the first line instead of the whole block.Reproduction
Paste the following snippet:
Then select the two lines containing "Hello" and "world", and press
=
. Only "Hello" gets indented.Reproduction URL
No response
Browsers
No response
OS
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: