Clojure doesn't need this gofmt crap from Golang. The reason Golang needs it is that it uses a bizarre code formatting convention of indenting with tabs and al

Clojure doesn't need this gofmt crap from Golang. The reason Golang needs it is that it uses a bizarre code formatting convention of indenting with tabs and aligning with spaces. It's impossible to correctly use both tabs and spaces in your code manually. You're bound to screw it, so there is a need for an automated formatter that enforces this style. In Clojure we format everything with spaces (https://ukupat.github.io/tabs-or-spaces/ https://ukupat.github.io/tabs-or-spaces/ - 99% of Clojure code uses 2 spaces). This formatting style is pretty much trivial and all code editors support it. I'm perfectly fine with Clojure code formatted slightly differently depending on a person who writes it. If you want a BDSM language, code in Golang.