jsx-eslint/eslint-plugin-react

jsx-indent rule with ternary operators on multiple lines and JSX elements

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#454 opened on Feb 18, 2016

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This code

const foo = bar
    ? (
        <p>
            {'Bar is true!'}
        </p>
    )
    : (
        <p>
            {'Bar is false!'}
        </p>
    );

violates the jsx-indent rule on the lines with the <p> opening tags, saying that everything should be brought one level back.

I use a lot this syntax, especially when I have to render one complex component or another according to a boolean variable, and I can't seem to find a workaround to avoid the linting error (apart from not using the ternary operator, which I don't like).

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Research direction
Examine the jsx indent rule code to understand how it calculates indentation for JSX inside ternary expressions. Focus on the logic that handles multiple lines and nested JSX elements. Consider if the rule should treat the opening tag as part of the ternary expression or as a new block.
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javascriptreact
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