Docstrings should be indented at more than just the first line

[dhermes]

See
https://gist.github.com/dhermes/85c3a3a464d2cff312ea
for a (super hacky) way to make this work.

Currently, pep8ify takes

def hello_func(name):
  """Prints hello with the name.

  Args:
    name: String, to print.
  """
  print 'Hello %s, nice to meet you.' % (name,)

and turns it into

def hello_func(name):
    """Prints hello with the name.

  Args:
    name: String, to print.
  """
    print 'Hello %s, nice to meet you.' % (name, )

Running indent_docstrings.py on it gives the desired:

def hello_func(name):
    """Prints hello with the name.

    Args:
      name: String, to print.
    """
    print 'Hello %s, nice to meet you.' % (name, )

[spulec]

Agreed.

Unfortunately, I don't have much time to spend on this project. If someone has time to make a pull request, I will happily merge.

[dhermes]

I'm happy to take a stab. Care to point out the entry point in the code where indenting occurs? Also, do you use ast to parse the tree or something else?

[spulec]

We use lib2to3, which is a bit of a wrapper around the ast.

I think this is probably occurring as part of fix_indentation, but I'm not positive.