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Preserve block indentation after CREATE statements - #416
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While formatting a PL/pgSQL block, I noticed that statements after
CREATE TABLElose their enclosing indentation. This also pullsELSEandEND IFout of the block.Before (
pg_format, default options):After:
The existing
plancache.sqlexpected output had the same problem with fourINSERTs after aCREATE TABLEinside a function; those now retain their enclosing indentation too.I added a focused case covering
ELSIF,ELSE, and following statements.prove -l t/and the larger SQL corpus (perl t/regress_test.pl) pass; formatting the new case twice also gives identical output.Thanks for maintaining pgFormatter!