JSCS confused over finally block indentation.

[qubyte]

Using a test module:

module.exports = function test() {
        try {
                console.log('hi');
        } catch (e) {
                console.error(e);
        } finally {
                console.log('bye');
        }
};

I get the following output:

Expected indentation of 1 characters at test.js :
     5 |  console.error(e);
     6 | } finally {
     7 |  console.log('bye');
---------^
     8 | }
     9 |}

Expected indentation of 0 characters at test.js :
     6 | } finally {
     7 |  console.log('bye');
     8 | }
--------^
     9 |}
    10 |

Expected indentation of -1 characters at test.js :
     7 |  console.log('bye');
     8 | }
     9 |}
-------^
    10 |

I can switch off this behaviour by removing "validateIndentation": "\t",.

[ronkorving]

I have the same problem. +1 on this.

[mikesherov]

Good catch. I'll get to this soon.

[dayAlone]

I have this problem again with "validateIndentation": "\t"

var exports = function(req, res) {
    res.end('Hello');
};

Expected indentation of 1 characters at line 2 col 2

[ankushdharkar]

I have a problem with "\t" too