[BUG] [Formatter] Block HTML tags used as parameters for macro functions cause unneeded carriage returns

[BrokenEagle]

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System Info

• OS: Windows 8.1
• Python Version (3.7.9)
• djLint Version (1.12.0)
• template language: jinja

Issue

Using block HTML tags inside macro function parameters causes the formatter to put a carriage return before and after the HTML tag.

How To Reproduce

Example test file and configuration have been included at the end. When executing the command djlint --check test.html , it produces the following output.

@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@

-{% call (a, b) render_form(form, '<hr>'>) %}
+{% call (a, b) render_form(form, '
+    <hr>
+    '>) %}
     {% if a == 'foo' %}
         {{ b('bar') }}
     {% else %}
@@ -9,7 +11,7 @@

 {% call render_form(form, '<a>'>) %}
     <span>No form.</span>
 {% endcall %}
-
 {{ item_block(form, '<span>') }}
-
-{{ item_block(form, '<div>') }}
+{{ item_block(form, '
+<div>
+    ') }}

As can be seen, when inline HTML tags like <a> and <span> are used, then there is no issue. However, when block HTML tags like <hr> or <div> are used, it adds a carriage return before or after. Using single or double-quoted strings did not seem to matter. Although not shown, other block tags like <br> had the same behavior as <hr> and <div>.

Files used

• .djlintrc
• test.html

[christopherpickering]

🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 1.12.1 🎉

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