Object literal & type line break after {

[MichaReiser]

Rome formatter tries to fit all object or object literal type members on a single line. Prettier does the same, but formats each member on a single line if the object literal or object literal type has a line break between the opening { and the first member.

Input

// Print each member on a new line if there's a line break between `{` and the first member
({ 
a: "test",
b: "test" });


type Test = { 
a: string };

// Fit on single line if line break is after first member
type Test2 = { a: string
};

({ a: "test",
b: "test" });

Prettier

// Print each member on a new line if there's a line break between `{` and the first member
({
	a: "test",
	b: "test",
});

type Test = {
	a: string;
};

// Fit on single line if line break is after first member
type Test2 = { a: string };

Rome

// Print each member on a new line if there's a line break between `{` and the first member
({ a: "test", b: "test" });

type Test = { a: string };

// Fit on single line if line break is after first member
type Test2 = { a: string };

({ a: "test", b: "test" });

Expected

Rome to match Prettiers formatting. Format object literal and object-literal type members each on their own line if the first member has a leading line break.