Currently, a source that doesn't have any indented lines will be given the default indentStr of \t. When bundling several sources, tabs will therefore be over-represented - so in this situation...
// foo.js
export default 'this is foo';
// bar.js
export default 'this is bar';
// main.js
import foo from 'foo';
import bar from 'bar';
function logFoo () {
console.log( foo );
}
function logBar () {
console.log( bar );
}
...the bundle will incorrectly assume that tabs should be used, instead of two spaces
Currently, a source that doesn't have any indented lines will be given the default
indentStrof\t. When bundling several sources, tabs will therefore be over-represented - so in this situation......the bundle will incorrectly assume that tabs should be used, instead of two spaces