Misaligned indentation for wrapped object parameter

[pgraham]

I'm seeing a function call that requires multiple parameters, one of which is an object literal, with unexpected indentation for the object literal:

const { argv } = require('yargs')
  .command(
    ['status', '$0'],
    'The status command, very useful.',
  {
    builder: {},
    handler: argv => {
      console.log('Status:')
    }
  }
  )
  .help().argv

I'm expecting the braces of the object literal to be aligned with previous string arguments. Is this expected? If so, what's the reason for using a different indentation level for the object literal parameter?

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[feross]

@pgraham Thanks for opening this issue. Sorry that you never got a timely response.

I just double-checked and it looks like this issue was fixed in standard v12. Running standard --fix on the code you pasted formats the code as you expected:

const { argv } = require('yargs')
  .command(
    ['status', '$0'],
    'The status command, very useful.',
    {
      builder: {},
      handler: argv => {
        console.log('Status:')
      }
    }
  )
  .help().argv

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