Extention ignores user configured indentation.

[MinekPo1]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Set indent to anything different then 4 spaces
2. Write any code which sorcery suggests a refactoring, which spreads over multiple lines.
   For example:

def foo():
	a = []
	for i in range(10):
		a.append(f"a very long string to force a newline {i} yes this is very long")

4. Accept the refactoring.

Expected:

The refactoring uses user configured indentation.

Behavior:

The refactoring always uses four spaces for indentation.

This is especially bad, if the user uses tabs for indentations since unless fixed by the user this will cause an error.

[reka]

Hi @MinekPo1,

Thanks a lot for reporting this issue. 👍

I've tried to reproduce it with multiple examples and it seems it varies whether Sourcery follows the indentation or always adds the 4 spaces. 🙈

We'll look into it and let you know when there's a fix.

Cheers,
Reka

[MinekPo1]

I've also seen the extension splitting lines on the 70 char mark, which I personally don't mind, but I feel like being able to configure that would be nice!