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Lists which are constructed using only , or only ++ are both rendered correctly, but lists which contain some number of single items followed by two or more concatenated lists aren't properly broken:
def list =
first,
second,
severalItems ++ severalMoreItems
Attaching @V-FEXrt's analysis from the internal issue spawning this:
Yeah I think this is a weird (but expected) interaction of not exploding binops when they are nested inside other binops.
In this case it seems like the ++s are inside of a binop(COMMA, lhs, ADD)
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Lists which are constructed using only
,
or only++
are both rendered correctly, but lists which contain some number of single items followed by two or more concatenated lists aren't properly broken:Attaching @V-FEXrt's analysis from the internal issue spawning this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: