When writing javascript if I write a switch statement the close } will get tabbed in ~7 tabs further than it should be. This behavior was consistent across multiple switch statement.
Subsequent }'s correctly autotab and the code at issue compiles and runs fine, it seems to just be an oddity with switches.
This was seen on a windows machine using local development.
When writing javascript if I write a switch statement the close } will get tabbed in ~7 tabs further than it should be. This behavior was consistent across multiple switch statement.
Subsequent }'s correctly autotab and the code at issue compiles and runs fine, it seems to just be an oddity with switches.
This was seen on a windows machine using local development.