When I try to write code in source block in Org mode, pressing return once acts as expected while hitting it a second time increases the indentation to two levels if it's currently less than that. Here's an example of how the cursor moves when I press return at various initial indentation levels:
#+begin_src python
def my_function():
# Each "." shows where the cursor goes after pressing RET.
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def internal_function():
# Same thing from here.
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def double_internal_function():
# Same thing from here.
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# Same thing from here.
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#+end_src
It is (org-return electric-indent-mode) that is being called when I press return, and I'm able to reproduce this behavior by calling this myself. Some other function calls that don't exhibit the same behavior are (org-return-and-maybe-indent), (org-return), (org-newline-and-indent), and (newline-and-indent). If I disable electric-indent-mode, then the second return eliminates all indentation entirely. Ideally, I would want repeatedly pressing return to maintain the same indentation level.
