[ Bug report ] TypeScript / JavaScript whitespace

[rachfop]

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What is the issue? When switching between TypeScript/JavaScript code samples, I've noticed that TypeScript uses 4 spaces , whereas JavaScript only uses 2 spaces . How can we reproduce the issue?

For example, on this page.

TypeScript

const handle = await client.start(example, {
    taskQueue: 'search-attributes',
    workflowId: 'search-attributes-example-0',
    searchAttributes: {
      CustomIntField: [2],
      CustomKeywordField: ['keywordA', 'keywordB'],
      CustomBoolField: [true],
      CustomDatetimeField: [new Date()],
      CustomStringField: [
        'String field is for text. When queried, it will be tokenized for partial match. StringTypeField cannot be used in Order By',
      ],
    },
  });

  const { searchAttributes } = await handle.describe();

JavaScript

const handle = await client.start(example, {
  taskQueue: 'search-attributes',
  workflowId: 'search-attributes-example-0',
  searchAttributes: {
    CustomIntField: [2],
    CustomKeywordField: ['keywordA', 'keywordB'],
    CustomBoolField: [true],
    CustomDatetimeField: [new Date()],
    CustomStringField: [
      'String field is for text. When queried, it will be tokenized for partial match. StringTypeField cannot be used in Order By',
    ],
  },
});

const { searchAttributes } = await handle.describe();

Because of that, it appears that TypeScript isn't hightlighting the "keys" or var names and JavaScript does.

What is the expected behavior?

Additional context (optional—the more we know, the faster it goes)

Screenshots:

TypeScript

JavaScript

[lorensr]

It's due to the snippet comment not starting indented:

@vkarpov15 are you up for looking at removing the indentation? Related: #1379