Regression in indentation of multiline conditions

I noticed that with latest master the following code block

    # do basic argument checks
    if [ "$A" == "true" ] || [ "$A" == "false" ] || [ "$A" == "noconflicts" ] || \
        [ "$B" == "true" ] || [ "$B" == "false" ] || [ "$B" == "noconflicts" ] || \
        [ "$C" == "true" ] || [ "$C" == "false" ]; then
        printerr "Internal error: invalid function call argument"
        exit 2
    fi

is now indented as:

    # do basic argument checks
    if [ "$A" == "true" ] || [ "$A" == "false" ] || [ "$A" == "noconflicts" ] || \
        [ "$B" == "true" ] || [ "$B" == "false" ] || [ "$B" == "noconflicts" ] || \
    [ "$C" == "true" ] || [ "$C" == "false" ]; then
        printerr "Internal error: invalid function call argument"
        exit 2
    fi

3rd line has wrong indentation. I think this is perhaps a regression introduced with one of my latest patches, so I’m opening this to avoid forgetting.

[f18m]

Yes I conform it’s fixed. Now the block of code where the regression happened Is also in the unit tests 😃

[lovesegfault]

So, can you confirm that this was fixed by #43?