[FORMATTING] PostgreSQL `TYPE` keyword used as identifier causes indentation errors

[karlhorky]

Input data

Which SQL and options did you provide as input?

SELECT
  items.id,
  'project' AS type,
  items.created_at,
  items.modified_at
FROM
  items;

Expected Output

(no formatting change)

SELECT
  items.id,
  'project' AS type,
  items.created_at,
  items.modified_at
FROM
  items;

Actual Output

TYPE keyword causes subsequent lines to move down without indentation

SELECT
  items.id,
  'project' AS
type,
items.created_at,
items.modified_at
FROM
  items;

Usage

• How are you calling / using the library? Website demo
• What SQL language(s) does this apply to? PostgreSQL
• Which SQL Formatter version are you using? 14.0.0

Hypothesis

Maybe the '[SET DATA] TYPE' array item in onelineClauses or the 'TYPE' keyword have something to do with it

Related issues

• Potentially related to [FORMATTING] Confusion between LIMIT keyword and column name #302

[nene]

Indeed, this [SET DATA] TYPE rule is the cause of this. Probably best to drop support for the shorthand syntax and only detect SET DATA TYPE.

Another part is the TYPE keyword itself. This will affect the keywordCase option and is indeed essentially the same issue as #302