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Allows Virtual indentation to be used simmilar to emacs
`org-indent-mode` by adding virtual spaces before text under headlines
to align them with a given headline.
This adds the following new options mirroring Emacs:
- `org_startup_indented`
- `org_adapt_indentation`
- `org_indent_mode_turns_off_org_adapt_indentation`
And deprecates the config option `org_indent_mode`.
A shim was added for backwards compatibility so this is not a breaking
change.
See `DOCS.md` for additional details.
*`true` - Disable [`org_adapt_indentation`](#org_adapt_indentation) by default when [`org_startup_indented`](#org_startup_indented) is enabled.
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*`false` - Do not disable [`org_adapt_indentation`](#org_adapt_indentation) by default when [`org_startup_indented`](#org_startup_indented) is enabled.
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#### **org_src_window_setup**
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*type*: `string|function`<br />
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## Changelog
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To track breaking changes, subscribe to [Notice of breaking changes](https://github.com/nvim-orgmode/orgmode/issues/217) issue where those are announced.
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#### 21 January 2024
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* Option `org_indent_mode` was deprecated in favor of [org_startup_indented](#org_startup_indented). To remove the
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warning use `org_startup_indented`. This was introduced to support Virtual Indent more in line with Emacs.
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#### 24 October 2021
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* Help mapping was changed from `?` to `g?` to avoid conflict with built in backward search. See issue [#106](https://github.com/nvim-orgmode/orgmode/issues/106).
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