fix: guess-indent plugin not working #1621
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The plugin requires opts to be defined to run its setup function which creates the :GuessIndent command and autocommands.
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The guess-indent plugin wasn't doing anything after cloning kickstart.nvim - no auto-detection and the
:GuessIndentcommand didn't exist.Turns out the plugin needs
opts = {}in the lazy config to actually run its setup function. Without it, lazy doesn't bother calling setup, so you get nothing.Simple fix:
{ 'NMAC427/guess-indent.nvim', opts = {} }, -- Detect tabstop and shiftwidth automaticallyNow it actually works like it should.