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javascript ternary condition insert extra spaces
See original GitHub issueWith a config : "prettier.tabWidth": 2 i got this :
resulting in 6 spaces for 2 tab indentations.
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Closing as it was intended. If enough people don’t like this we can talk about it more, so please forward them here and we can re-open 😃
@rhengles Yeah you’re right, this is clearly set like you said as I can see so far in the tests. So in the end, this is not an issue but totally intended to be as it is. I was starting to mix everything in my mind !