I would like to indent R code without alignment to open brackets of any kind (no matter whether they are associated with functions, if-statements, and similar). In other words, I’d like to indent simply by increasing the indentation by 4 spaces with respect to the previous indentation.

As an example, instead of

    } else if (a >= 1 &&
               b <= 2) {

I’d like to have

    } else if (a >= 1 &&
        b <= 2) {

In order to achieve this I’ve set ess-style to 'OWN and customized ess-own-style-list to the following (as seen in the customization buffer):

Alist:
INS DEL Key: ess-indent-offset
            Value: 4
INS DEL Key: ess-offset-arguments
            Value: prev-line
INS DEL Key: ess-offset-arguments-newline
            Value: prev-line
INS DEL Key: ess-offset-block
            Value: prev-line
INS DEL Key: ess-offset-continued
            Value: straight
INS DEL Key: ess-align-continuations-in-calls
            Value: t
INS DEL Key: ess-align-blocks
            Value: nil
INS DEL Key: ess-indent-from-lhs
            Value: nil
INS DEL Key: ess-indent-from-chain-start
            Value: t
INS DEL Key: ess-indent-with-fancy-comments
            Value: t

trying to understand the description of the individual variables and reading answers to related questions such as this. Yet the first, parenthesis-aligned form of indentation persists – note that I’ve re-opened the buffer, restarded Emacs, and also called (ess-set-style 'OWN), but to no avail.

Which of my customized settings above is wrong? Or is there some kind of bug?

Cheers!