Continuation indent does not work

I have the same problem. I have indent set to 4 and continuation indent set to 8. Yet when I run "Reformat Code", continuation lines are only indented 4.

I am experiencing the same issue (Indent: 2, Continuation indent: 4). It works with function definition parameters, for example:

def long_function_name(
    var_one, var_two, var_three,  # <--- indented 4
    var_four):  # <--- indented 4
  print(var_one)  # <--- indented 2

... but it doesn't work with function calls, for example:

long_function_name(
  var_one, var_two, var_three,  # <--- indented 2
  var_four)  # <--- indented 2

So, JetBrains, maybe you should fix this.

I just ran into this issue and found a solution.

Open up settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> Python. Under the "Other" tab there is a setting "Use continuation indent for arguments". I ticked that and it solved the problem.

I'm using the pro edition so I'm not sure if the community edition has this setting as well.

Yep, they released the fix in version 2017.1 (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-21478).

I'm using the community edition and it's working for me too.

After much confusion and guessing at the issue, I discovered that disabling EditorConfig support in Settings -> Editor -> Code Style made it so my continuation indent settings took effect during code formatting.

Yes, EditorConfig is the issue... And you guessed it, still not fixed in 2019.

Still not fixed in 2020.

Hi Mythobeast, could you please create a ticket in the bug tracker https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY explaining the exact issue you are facing?

Still not fixed in 2021.

Hi Majid, please consider creating a ticket in our bug tracker and describing your case.

I can't believe this is still broken in 2023.  It's destroying my files and is unusable.