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Co-authored-by: Emanuele Stoppa <my.burning@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Emanuele Stoppa <my.burning@gmail.com>
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Summary
This PR refactors the definition of when a
best_fitting
element fits. I plan to merge #3273 into this branch before merging to main because chaining the fits definition requires changes to the member chain which are already part of #3273 (reason why some tests are currently failing on this branch).The existing definition of when a best fitting element fits is the same as for groups:
expand_parent
, any non-soft line break, ...This PR changes the definition for best fitting to:
This is important to support use cases like:
Where the whole member chain is a best-fitting element and it should take the first variant regardless of that the
{...}
object expression is printed over multiple lines.The main challenge of this change comes from that groups inside of a best fitting variant that contains an element that forces them to break must be measured in expanded mode. This complicates things because the fits function would need to "unwind" to the outermost group (best fitting variants form a boundary) if it finds any content that causes it to expand and then continue to measure in expanded mode. The problem with "unwinding" is that it would require restoring the fits queue and fits stack to the point right before measuring the group.
I haven't found a way to do so with reasonable runtime which is why I opted for the same approach as prettier by pre-processing the IR before printing (or, in our case, after formatting). The pre-processing traverses through the whole document and sets
expanded
topropagated
onGroup
if it contains any content that forces it to expand but only if there's no best-fitting element in between. The downside of this approach is that it does not respect "if_group_breaks" nor "if_group_fits" (could potentially be added) but it seems to be working reasonably well. It also comes with the advantage that less back-tracking is required in the printer when measuring if a group fits because it only has to measure groups that contain no hard line break.Test Plan
See #3273 that fixes many prettier compatibility issues. I also added a new printer test.