Regression when formatting around `for` condition

[kadircet]

formatted with clang-format -style=Google a.ts

actual formatting:

for await (
    const packageId of ops.api.iterateEmbeddedFiles(
        this.getFileId().getDriveFile(),
        )) {
}

expected formatting:

for await (const packageId of ops.api.iterateEmbeddedFiles(
    this.getFileId().getDriveFile(),
    )) {
}

[llvmbot]

@llvm/issue-subscribers-clang-format

Author: kadir çetinkaya (kadircet)

formatted with `clang-format -style=Google a.ts`

actual formatting:

for await (
    const packageId of ops.api.iterateEmbeddedFiles(
        this.getFileId().getDriveFile(),
        )) {
}

expected formatting:

for await (const packageId of ops.api.iterateEmbeddedFiles(
    this.getFileId().getDriveFile(),
    )) {
}

[kadircet]

culprit seems to be ccae7b4 cc @owenca @gedare

I can't really say expected is any better than actual formatting, but change seems to be unrelated to such code patterns, so it'd be preferred if we can preserve the existing behavior if this is incidental

[gedare]

culprit seems to be ccae7b4 cc @owenca @gedare

I can't really say expected is any better than actual formatting, but change seems to be unrelated to such code patterns, so it'd be preferred if we can preserve the existing behavior if this is incidental

The for await is not being recognized as a type of for loop structure. Treating it as a for loop should recover the expected behavior. I'll see if I can put something together today.