On 2017-09-25, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> what are your indenting settings? How to reproduce starting with vim -u NONE
> -N?
I've noticed this problem, too, since recently updating from 8.0.691
to 8.0.1127. Here is a demonstration.
$ vim -N -u NONE -i NONE -c 'so $VIMRUNTIME/indent/sh.vim'
Enter the following text, letting Vim do all the indenting.
if [ $this ]; then
that
fi
Note that "fi" is not unindented. As another example, enter this
text.
if [ $this ]
then
that
fi
Note here that not only is "fi" not unindented, but that "then" is
indented, which it should not be.
Regards,
Gary
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