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When a record literal that is a target of a member splits, it forces the member to split too. This leads to some weird output:
main() { final a = ( element, element, ) .getter; // <- Bad. final b = [ element, element, ].getter; }
Note how the list literal keeps .getter on the same line.
.getter
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Don't split before . following a record literal.
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Fix #1213.
Don't split before . following a record literal. (#1218)
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When a record literal that is a target of a member splits, it forces the member to split too. This leads to some weird output:
Note how the list literal keeps
.getter
on the same line.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: