[Code Style] C# indent amount is very small

[Hamunii]

I know this is mostly just preference, but I find 2 space indenting harder to follow in source code, making it slightly harder to make out which level of indenting the line I'm reading is on.

I see why it would be preferred when there's a lot of indenting happening, but the contributing guidelines say to avoid nesting when possible.

Additionally, a 4 space indent would make indenting look much worse so there would more incentive to avoid doing it.

Feel free to ignore this though since this really is just about preference :3c

[RobynLlama]

While this one is normally preference, I started using 2 space indents and I can't really go back now. I have super bad eyes and my code editor uses font size 20 or 22 with a 10% zoom scale, too. Smaller indents means code runs of the screen less often for me, that's really the whole story

[Hamunii]

I see, perhaps tabs would be better for indentation then? As the width of tabs can be easily configured, in vscode it's done with ctrl+, and then search for Editor: Tab Size and the setting is there.

In the .editorconfig file, you can set

[*.{cs,vb}]
indent_style = tab

and also

tab_width = 2 // already defined as 4 in the existing .editorconfig file

and then you can run the dotnet format command and it will turn spaces to tabs.
And then you also would need to make vscode insert tabs instead of spaces on tab.

But basically using tabs might be the best solution as tab width can be configured.