Changing the indentation of a multiline string incorrectly modifies the string contents

[alangpierce]

If I start with this code:

const s = `
a
`;

function f() {
}

then run a codemod to move the declaration into the function, it produces this code:

function f() {
  const s = `
  a
  `;
}

This incorrectly changes the value of s to have two spaces before the "a" and two spaces at the end of the string. Instead, the indentation logic should be smart enough to not touch lines where the start of the line is inside a multiline string literal.

jscodeshift demo:
https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/572d85770a3af8257ec361968104b377/08e0bd4baf85bee6513a1349da98ce104c183860

[benjamn]

This is something I thought I fixed previously by introducing a notion of lines whose indentation is "locked": #216

Maybe that fix missed some cases?

[nickretallack]

I'm having a similar issue. I explored it here:
zxbodya/flowts#8

Try these as test cases.