After upgrade to 6.4.1 following code causes indent error:
const myFunction = () => (
[
<Tag
{...properties}
/>,
<Tag
{...properties}
/>,
<Tag
{...properties}
/>,
]
)
error:
6:5 error Expected indentation of 2 space characters but found 4 react/jsx-indent
9:5 error Expected indentation of 2 space characters but found 4 react/jsx-indent
E.g. the error refers to second and third instance of the tag Tag in array.
Another case with the same problem:
{condition && [
<Tag key="a" onClick={() => {
// some code
}} />,
<Tag key="b" onClick={() => {
// some code
}} />,
]
}
error:
5:19 error Expected indentation of 16 space characters but found 18 react/jsx-indent
E.g. the error refers to second instance of the tag Tag in array.
The first case is a bug, but the second is correct - the line the starting [ is on determines the indentation for the rest. In other words, it wants:
{condition && [
<Tag key="a" onClick={() => {
// some code
}} />,
<Tag key="b" onClick={() => {
// some code
}} />,
]}
@ljharb In that case, I would expect two errors - one for line 2 and one for line 5. At least, when I donwgrade to 6.3.0 and intentionally indent it wrong, I get one error for each wrongly indented tag.
Yes, good point - it is warning, but not in the right places.
I confirm.

@bigslycat on 6.4.1?
@ljharb oh, sry. =) I check it now — on 6.4.1 it was fixed.
I'm on version 7.5.1 and this is still an issue.