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@davesmith00000 yeah I noticed it because a jump animation I'm using had two frames which gave it the appearance of having random playback haha. it's late here but I will...

alright, I wrote up a test that demonstrates the problem. this should pass on this branch, but if you check this file out on main it will fail on line...

ah, nice catch!! it would seem that that turns it back into an internally-recognized member chain element… if this is the case the only sensible way to deal with this...

alright, I implemented the change suggested by @fisker. I decided to move the `isTemplateLiteralSingleArg` check into `call-expression.js` and was able to move my logic there as well. effectively I chose...

> These two should format the same hmm, I see. I tried naively implementing this but it causes tests to fail in e.g. tests/format/typescript/end-of-line/multiline.ts where ``` console.log( `Multiline \n string\...

alright, the way I implemented this is basically that a template string like `({[\n bar \n]})` will when appearing as the lone argument to a function call will be formatted...

hmm, I have fixed the listing error, but yarn test shows total success, even when using node 18. I wonder if this is a ubuntu specific test failure? that'd be...