Flow typed JSX syntax regression in v1.6.0

Repro:

https://prettier.io/playground/#{"content"%3A"let child%3A Element<any> %3D <img src%3D{url} key%3D\"img\" %2F>%3B"%2C"options"%3A{"printWidth"%3A80%2C"tabWidth"%3A2%2C"singleQuote"%3Afalse%2C"trailingComma"%3A"none"%2C"bracketSpacing"%3Atrue%2C"jsxBracketSameLine"%3Afalse%2C"parser"%3A"babylon"%2C"semi"%3Atrue%2C"useTabs"%3Afalse%2C"doc"%3Afalse%2C"ast"%3Afalse}}

Input:

let child: Element<any> = <img src={url} key="img" />;

Error message:

SyntaxError: Unexpected token, expected , (1:32)
> 1 | let child: Element<any> = <img src={url} key="img" />;
    |                                ^

If you add parentheses around the expression it will parse, but the output will not include the parentheses so the output is not parseable. A workaround that is idempotent with respect to prettier is to use an inline annotation.

let child = (<img src={url} key="img" />: Element<any>);

[existentialism]

@etrepum yeah I fixed that bug recently too, thanks again for the bug report!

[vjeux]

I just shipped 1.6.1 that contains this fix! Thanks for reporting it!