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Created Oct 20, 2017 by Andrew Price@welshbyteMaintainer

Encourage more developers with vim modelines

Unless there's a plan to switch to using tabs for their intended purpose I propose that this vim modeline comment is added to the top or bottom of each file that uses hard 2-space indentation:

// vim: ts=2:sw=2:sts=2:et

That will make you more friends and still let you do things your own weird way 😉

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