Vins Xiro <v...@posteo.net> writes: > I have a lot of plain lists arranged as follows: > > 1. Foo > :HIDDEN: > > :END: > 2. Bar > ... > > org-lint issues such warnings: > > 9 nil Bullet counter "2. " is not the same with item position 1. > Consider adding manual [@2] counter. > > So the drawers should be indented.
Yup. Unindented text terminates a list. > Well, there is org-indent-drawer, but it does not work as I expect > since commit af300bd5b, as I can see. Are you sure? af300bd5b0 is a 12 years old commit. > Place the cursor at the beginning of the first line of the drawer and > execute the org-indent-drawer command. The drawer is still unindented, > dispite the misleading "Drawer at point indented" message. Have been > tested on many Org and Emacs versions, including current development > ones. > > Workaround: insert at least one space at the beginning of the line and > org-indent-drawer will work all out. > ... > It seems to be a bug in org--get-expected-indentation. > > If it is not a bug, but intended behaviour, what is the proper way to > indent drawers in plain lists? It is not exactly a bug - 0 indentation is a perfectly valid indentation position in some cases. What org-indent-region does is indenting region consistently. For example, it makes sure that :HIDDEN: and :END: will be indented equally (0). Another question is that it would be nice, for example, to switch between alternative indentations (no indentation vs. list indentation) when you re-indent repeatedly. So, I'd call your report a feature request, unless you show that it was a recent feature or behavior regression (not 12 years ago - that's too far in the past to revert to previous behavior). As a workaround, check out C-x tab (M-x indent-rigidly) command. -- Ihor Radchenko // yantar92, Org mode maintainer, Learn more about Org mode at <https://orgmode.org/>. Support Org development at <https://liberapay.com/org-mode>, or support my work at <https://liberapay.com/yantar92>
