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Having a look at onDocumentFormatting, params.options
contains options that controls the indent.
It looks like that is set when calling the format action, rather than being part of the config.
If I add an .editorconfig
file, my neovim formatting seems to respect it. I'm not 100% certain, but I think that might be going into bash-language-server rather than updating the buffer after formatting. There's possibly other ways to set up editors to send this config when calling the LSP formatter.
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The indentation used for shfmt
is whatever you've configured for your current editor session. If your editor is configured for two-space indents then that's what it will use. If you're using tabs for indentation then shfmt
will use that.
.editorconfig
is an editor-independent way of configuring this for a project. For plain old Vim, the options shiftwidth
and expandtab
will control indentation. Having never used NeoVim I couldn't say to what extent those options will work for you.
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