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Prior to the redeploy the other day, pressing Tab on a line in the SEDE editor would create an indent of two spaces, and pressing Shift+Tab would un-indent by two spaces. Hitting Enter at the end of an indented line would bring you to a new line with the same level of indentation

Now, pressing Tab indents by a \t, and pressing Shift+Tab does nothing. Hitting Enter at the end of an indented line brings you to a new line with the same level of indentation, but the tabs are replaced by four spaces (and Shift+Tab still doesn't work).

I don't really mind the change from two spaces to \t for indentation, but the other two changes (loss of un-indentation and munging of indentation on new lines) are not great, particularly because the combination of them makes it inconvenient to un-indent on a new line (you have to backspace through multiple spaces).

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Hmm, since it sort of works the same for the first line I guess I didn't notice when I upgraded CodeMirror back in November.

Restoring the behaviour you were expecting was thankfully easy due to CodeMirror's key map bindings though, so fixed now pending a pull and redeploy.

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