chore: add .editorconfig #538
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Also, a lot of JSON files didn't seem to follow the 4 space indentation. |
The formatting issue will be fixed by #512. Once merged, CI can handle it correctly. |
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EditorConfig is an editor agnostic way to configure project-local settings and is supported by many editors and IDEs out of the box.
I've created
.editorconfigbased on the indentations being used in the existing files. Since many people have indentation settings set to 2 spaces for JSON and Lua, having.editorconfigin the repository would help them contribute without having to manually tweak their editor settings every time.