When I start a ruby block in the middle of a line, the next line is indented deeper than I'd like.  It's indented from the start of the block, not the start of the line.Example:some_variable_name = begin                       42                     endI would like line 2 to be indented one level deeper than 1.  3 should match 1.Some more examples in this screenshot. Same logic applies to the case statement below.
How do I control how vim indents ruby blocks?
indentation;filetype ruby
The file that controls this lives at /usr/share/vim/vim80/indent/ruby.vim. Opening the file, I see it has two variables:if !exists('g:ruby_indent_access_modifier_style')   Possible values: normal, indent, outdent  let g:ruby_indent_access_modifier_style = 'normal'endifif !exists('g:ruby_indent_block_style')   Possible values: expression, do  let g:ruby_indent_block_style = 'expression'endifUnfortunately there is no documentation for this at all; either in :help ft-ruby-syntax or in the file. I tried playing with both, to no avail.However, at the top of the file there is some author information: Language:             Ruby Maintainer:           Nikolai Weibull <now at bitwi.se> URL:                  https://github.com/vim-ruby/vim-ruby Release Coordinator:  Doug Kearns <dougkearns@gmail.com>At that page GitHub, I see a newer version of indent/ruby.vim which has a new option:if !exists('g:ruby_indent_assignment_style')   Possible values: variable, hanging  let g:ruby_indent_assignment_style = 'hanging'endifAha! This looks promising! I saved that file to ~/.vim/indent/ruby.vim, added let g:ruby_indent_assignment_style = 'variable' to my vimrc, restarted Vim, and now I get:some_variable_name = begin  42end Which seems to be what you want!Note that instead of downloading this one file, you may want to clone the entire project and load it as a package with some package manager or Vim's package feature. Unfortunately Vim's runtime files tend to lag a bit behind upstream.