Using tabs in list items should ident by default in a way that is compatible with most markdown tools. Markdown mode inserts two spaces while most tools expect four spaces (or a tab).
Actual Behavior
pressing tab on a list item to indent to the next deeper nested indentation level inserts two spaces instead of four
It is worth noting, that structure editing commands like C-right IMHO correctly work, as by default? shift by multiples of four. However, C-c > or C-c < also incorrectly? shift by mulitples of two.
Expected Behavior
Using tabs in list items should ident by default in a way that is compatible with most markdown tools. Markdown mode inserts two spaces while most tools expect four spaces (or a tab).
Actual Behavior
pressing tab on a list item to indent to the next deeper nested indentation level inserts two spaces instead of four
It is worth noting, that structure editing commands like
C-rightIMHO correctly work, as by default? shift by multiples of four. However,C-c >orC-c <also incorrectly? shift by mulitples of two.Steps to Reproduce
open a markdown buffer and write
next line, write
You end up with
Software Versions
Emacs 29.1, markdown 2.7-alpha