How about making 'indentexpr' for Vim file types escape indenting after an "augroup" definition?

[Bohr Shaw]

Sometimes I define an "augroup" at a file beginning and END it at the file end. Thus, with the default 'indentexpr' settings, I would indent almost the whole files one more level, which is not expected.

And because that arbitrary commands can come after an "augroup" definition and there not necessarily have to be a corresponding ":augroup END". So I doubt if indenting after an "augroup" definition is a sensible default. How do you think about this? (Hope my English is understandable.)

[Gary Johnson]

I doubt that most people would want this.

You can change this for yourself by copying
$VIMRUNTIME/indent/vim.vim to ~/.vim/indent/vim.vim, deleting lines
61 and 62, and at 89, deleting the pattern

\|aug\%[roup]\s*!\=\s\+END

Regards,
Gary

[Bohr Shaw]

Most of the time we define auto-commands in a central place grouped by an "augroup" definition.

I guess few people would define auto-commands belonging a group across a whole file.

So the default indenting is based on the common usage, not strictly on the syntax.

It's "indenting on the intended syntax".

If so, I think I would just avoid indenting on the whole file(actually the only file).

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Regards, Bohr Shaw