Fixed #5032: tsserver: Format on type broken #5033
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we already have similar function getIndentationString. Can it be used instead to avoid code duplication?
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LGTM, assuming that notes about potential code reuse can be addressed |
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@dbaeumer can you also add a fourslash test? |
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@vladima spent some time yesterday trying to write a test for the original issue, and it does not seem possible given the current test infrastructure. the fourslash test behaves similar to VS, as it will not add indentation before calling format. so i would not bother about adding test for the original issue. |
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please add a test for preserving tabs though. |
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Fixed #5032: tsserver: Format on type broken
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Fixes #5032
The Pull request changes the logic of the indentation correction code as follows:
Although this is might replace a larger string then necessary it is easier to understand. And IMO it doesn't really matter if the edit replace n or m characters with m > n.