indentation is wrong in template literal expression

[CedricRaison]

What version of standard? 11.0.1

What operating system, Node.js, and npm version? Ubuntu 18.04 node 8.9 npm 5.5.1

What did you expect to happen?
Template literal expressions does not indent correctly.
example with styleguide.js from choo website.

If you run standard --fix styleguide.js, template literal expression indentation is totally wrong at line 16 and in every template literal expression.

I past the code to the try it out section of the standard website and it work well, so I assume the website use an old version of the standard library that don't contain the bug.

[chrisdickinson]

I noticed this as well. Example code that works as expected:

function example () {
  const router = reverse`
    GET /example greet
  `({
    greet () {
    }
  })
}

But once I add a parameter to the template string, like so:

function example () {
  const router = reverse`
    GET /example/${id} greet
  `({
    greet () {
    }
  })
}

standard@11.0.1 suggests that it should instead format it without the indention in the object literal:

function example () {
  const router = reverse`
    GET /example/${id} greet
  `({
  greet () {
  }
})
}

which seems wrong. (This might be a bug in eslint!) An example of the error reported follows:

  /path/to/file:37:1: Expected indentation of 2 spaces but found 4. (indent)
  /path/to/file:38:1: Expected indentation of 2 spaces but found 4. (indent)
  /path/to/file:39:1: Expected indentation of 0 spaces but found 2. (indent)

[CedricRaison]

Bug still exists with standard v12

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[feross]

This appears to be a bug in ESLint. Has anyone filed an issue on ESLint for this yet?

[sonicdoe]

I think eslint/eslint#10932 describes the same bug.