Fix brace placement for multiline control flow - #7005
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Marking this one as on-hold since I'd like to get a second opinion from someone on the style-team about the original issue. |
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Got confirmation that this is an issue. |
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Thanks for gating the formatting changes. This looks good 👍🏻 |
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Aug 22, 2026
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Summary
Closes #7003.
The multiline-condition brace check included the surrounding assignment offset when comparing indentation. This incorrectly kept the opening brace on the condition's final line.
For Style Edition 2027, compare against the leading indentation of the control-flow expression, matching the Rust Style Guide. Style Edition 2024 behavior remains unchanged.
Tests
Added source/target regression fixtures for Style Editions 2024 and 2027.