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Not sure if exactly related to #2106. With Parinfer enabled, place cursor over the first c below, and initiate Rename refactor.
(let [a 1
b-sym {:x 1}
c "foo"]
[a b-sym c])
Without typing anything, immediately the whitespace is rewritten (so map vals do not line up anymore):
(let [a 1
b-sym {:x 1}
c "foo"]
[a b-sym c])
I could understand this happening if renaming b-sym (since its length currently influences the spacing of all the vals), but just changing c to c-new (for example) shouldn't make this happen. The workaround is to temporarily disable structural editing when performing a Rename.
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Not sure if exactly related to #2106. With Parinfer enabled, place cursor over the first
c
below, and initiate Rename refactor.Without typing anything, immediately the whitespace is rewritten (so map vals do not line up anymore):
I could understand this happening if renaming
b-sym
(since its length currently influences the spacing of all the vals), but just changingc
toc-new
(for example) shouldn't make this happen. The workaround is to temporarily disable structural editing when performing a Rename.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: