fix: not working for multi line union types

[danielpza]

closes #16

[hosseinmd]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[hosseinmd]

release: 0.2.9 31ba3e4

[sgtpep]

Hey! I've run into an issue with this change. Once the @type is formatted this way (no symbols after @type { on the same line), typescript treats such a type as any (ignores it?). Had to stick my dependency to 0.2.8 because of that.

[hosseinmd]

Can I see your code?

[sgtpep]

/**
 * @type {
 *   | ((
 *       foo: Foo,
 *       bar: Bar,
 *       baz: Baz,
 *       qux: Qux,
 *     ) => void)
 *   | undefined}
 */
let orderMocked;

/** @type {(mockOrdering: typeof orderMocked) => void} */
const mockOrdering = (mockOrdering) => {};

/** @type {Parameters<typeof mockOrdering>[0]} */
const handleOrdering = (
  foo,
  bar,
  baz,
  qux
) => {}

Maybe it's a bug in TypeScript, but if there's a newline after @type {, it throws an error that arguments of the last function are of type any.

[hosseinmd]

Yes you are right. I saw that bug, I think this change should be reverted.

But I need to know what @danielpza think.

[danielpza]

But I need to know what @danielpza think.

agree (with the revert).