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Somewhat pertains to #50. - after a *method* (`async`) `def func(` -> jumps one to many indents in - after any return value type annotation: `) -> Type:` -> should...

goodboy

No auto-indent for coroutines

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Indent level never seems to be correct inside the body of `py35`+ coroutines: ```python async def my_coro():|| || ``` This hold true for any line inside the function body.

goodboy

Removal of whitepsace surround operators on 'J'oin lines

5

Back again with another odd interaction! Test code: ``` test = [x + 1 for x in range( 2 * 2)] ``` Move the cursor to the first line and...

NoahTheDuke

help conflict : need fixing help tag; that change to plugin-prefix using

4

## in help-writing ``` TAGS To define a help tag, place the name between asterisks (*tag-name*). The tag-name should be different from all the Vim help tag names and ideally...

tsuyoshicho

BracelessEnable in ftplugin works but raises error while opening files

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I'm setting ` BracelessEnable +indent +fold ` from ` ftplugin/python.vim`. ``` Error detected while processing path_to_file/nvim/ftplugin/python.vim: line #num E492: Not an editor command: BracelessEnable +indent +fold ``` While it does...

GohioAC

I currently use these options for braceless: ```vim let g:braceless_block_key = 'i' augroup MyBraceless autocmd! autocmd User BracelessInit nunmap J autocmd User BracelessInit iunmap autocmd FileType python BracelessEnable +indent augroup...

lervag

I don't know if it's enough for the full Python 3.6 compatibility, but it seems to be working fine for my usage.

k4nar

It seems like it'd be useful to have one map to toggle `+highlight`. I find myself only wanting it when viewing particularly hairy areas - otherwise it's too noisy for...

jdsutherland

When a variable is declared starting with *def* or *class* the **]m** and **[m** commands jump to wrong location. i.e.: ``` def foo: default = 0 # ]m would jump...

mglart

Incorrect auto-indenting after decorator line?

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Whenever I write out a decorator line and then hit enter braceless seems to increase the indent level: ```python @mydecorator def myfunc(... ``` This seems wrong; there should be not...

goodboy