Indentation is too aggressive for ternary operator

Actual:

var v =
    0 ? 1 :
        2 ? 3 :
            4;

Expected:

var v =
    0 ? 1 :
    2 ? 3 :
    4;

I believe the fix is that if the false branch of the ternary operator should have the same indentation as the true branch. In the case where the true branch is on the same line as the condition, it should not be considered indented, and therefore the false branch should not be indented.

[saschanaz]

Does the team still want to fix this? In other words, will the team merge my PR if I revive #5905?

[DanielRosenwasser]

How does this compare to the indentation of the ternary operator in other languages, such as vanilla JavaScript, C/C++, C#, etc. ?

I think that’s the right question to ask here. Let’s try to stay close to other languages service teams. If it turns out there are shortcomings, then they should know too.