Indentation formatting nested destructering is incorrect

[jvanoostveen]

TypeScript Version: 2.4.1

Code

Provided the following code:

let a = {
  b: 1,
  c: 2,
  d: {
    e: 'a',
    f: 'b',
    h: 'c'
  }
};

export let test = (
  multi: typeof a,
  line: boolean,
  params: boolean
): boolean => {
  let {
    d: {
      e,
      f,
      h
    }
  } = a;

  return true;
};

After formatting, the function will be:

export let test = (
  multi: typeof a,
  line: boolean,
  params: boolean
): boolean => {
  let {
    d: {
      e,
    f,
    h
    }
  } = a;

  return true;
};

The f and h in the destruct are unidented one position.
When I add a destruct before the d (for example c), then the formatting is correct.

  let {
    c, // <- one before the nested destruct.
    d: {
      e,
      f,
      h
    }
  } = a;

Example: https://goo.gl/9JqSRu right click -> Format Code

(original issue was posted here: vvakame/typescript-formatter#105)

[aluanhaddad]

This works correctly in nightly

[jvanoostveen]

Issue still present in version 2.4.2. :(

[mhegazy]

Should be working correctly in latest drop of TypeScript (TS 2.5.1 or later). VSCode ships with an older version of TypeScript. Please see Using Newer TypeScript Versions documentation for more details on updating your VSCode to use a different version of TypeScript.

[jvanoostveen]

@mhegazy We're running Typescript 2.5.3 now, but the problem still exists...

[mhegazy]

here is what i see locally: