Regex ending in * breaks indenting in block below it

[eddiezane]

It appears a regex ending in * breaks indenting below it in a block.

if (true) {
  var re = /.*/;
console.log('I am broken');
console.log('Because I end in *');
}

if (true) {
  var re = /.*$/;
  console.log('I do not end in *');
  console.log('So I am fine');
}

Can anyone replicate or confirm?

Apologies if this was already reported.

[davidchambers]

I can't reproduce the problem. Could you disable your plugins one by one to confirm vim-javascript is responsible?

[eddiezane]

Reproduced it with a completely blank vimrc aside from vim-javascript.

Try running a gg=G on it in a buffer?

[davidchambers]

Try running a gg=G on it in a buffer?

Ah, now I see it! Thanks for taking the time to verify that vim-javascript is at fault.

The problem is that none of this project's current maintainers is familiar with the indentation-related code.

[amadeus]

@bounceme it appears some of the fixes we have in place, do not function when gg=G is used. Everything works fine when you type out the examples manually however. Any ideas?

[amadeus]

This issue should be fixed in develop, by #390