Open YellowAfterlife opened 1 year ago
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
Snippet:
function one() { return ( { toString: () => { return "Something"; } } ); } function two() { return "??"; }
Screenshot:
Steps to Reproduce:
function one
This specific nesting (a lambda function with a block inside a property of an object inside parenthesis in a return statement) triggers the effect.
for a temporary workaround you can just place a comment with a = equal sign at the end of the line of the first return statement
=
return
Broken: Workaround:
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
Snippet:
Screenshot:
Steps to Reproduce:
function one
This specific nesting (a lambda function with a block inside a property of an object inside parenthesis in a return statement) triggers the effect.