Incorrect indentation of inner keyword arguments when aligning equal signs in out keyword arguments

[jonniediegelman]

This

function return_blah(; kwargs...)
    return Blah(;
        short_int            = 1,
        looooooooooooong_int = 2,
        named_tuple          = (
            inner1 = 3,
            inner2 = 4
        ),
        kwargs...,
    )
end

gets formatted to this

function return_blah(; kwargs...)
    return Blah(;
        short_int            = 1,
        looooooooooooong_int = 2,
        named_tuple          = (
        inner1 = 3,
        inner2 = 4
    ),
        kwargs...,
    )
end

which has obviously incorrect indentation for inner1 and inner2. When I don't line up the equal symbols like this, though, things don't get reformatted:

function return_blah(; kwargs...)
    return Blah(;
        short_int = 1,
        looooooooooooong_int = 2,
        named_tuple = (
            inner1 = 3,
            inner2 = 4,
        ),
        kwargs...,
    )
end

This is all using format with the default options. It's been this way pre- and post-v.2.0

[domluna]

this seems like a bug with the align_assignments=true option

[domluna]

@jonniediegelman

I've having a difficult time reproducing this, could you verify the options and/or .JuliaFormatter.toml config you're using?

[jonniediegelman]

Oh, this is really odd. It only happens when the file is placed in a certain directory structure. I'm pulling the exact same files out and putting them in a test directory and all of the sudden they're not hitting this issue. And I checked that the file is actually being formatted by adding a lot of whitespace to the end of the file, which the formatter then trims.

Let me see if I can reproduce this in a way that I can post here.