Wrong indentation for ternary in parentheses

[boris-petrov]

Prettier-Java 2.7.6

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--print-width 80

Input:

public abstract class Foo implements MyInterface {
	private Object foo() {
		return switch (value) {
			case Map<?, ?> map -> {
				yield x instanceof A a
					? true
					: (a != null
							? a
							: a
								.bbbbbbbbbbbbb()
								.ccccccccccccc()
								.ddddddddddddd());
			}
		};
	}
}

Output:

public abstract class Foo implements MyInterface {

	private Object foo() {
		return switch (value) {
			case Map<?, ?> map -> {
				yield x instanceof A a
					? true
					: (a != null
								? a
								: a
										.bbbbbbbbbbbbb()
										.ccccccccccccc()
										.ddddddddddddd());
			}
		};
	}
}

Expected behavior:

public abstract class Foo implements MyInterface {

	private Object foo() {
		return switch (value) {
			case Map<?, ?> map -> {
				yield x instanceof A a
					? true
					: (a != null
						? a
						: a
							.bbbbbbbbbbbbb()
							.ccccccccccccc()
							.ddddddddddddd());
			}
		};
	}
}

I'm not really certain how many tabs should be used for the indentation (due to the other issue I opened) but I don't think 3 is the right number.

In version 2.7.5 it was indented with 2 which again I think is wrong.

cc @jtkiesel

[jtkiesel]

Prettier JavaScript/TypeScript automatically removes these parentheses, but if I force it to keep them by adding a + 1, it formats it similarly to 2.7.5 (example).

Here is a minimal reproduction, which seems to be affecting ternary and lambda expressions within parentheses, indenting them double (once for the parentheses and again for the ternary/lambda).