in the .vue file space_after_anon_function is invalid

[hxkuc]

Description

In the .vue file
set
'space_after_anon_function': true

Example 1:

new Vue({
  name: 'myName',
  data() {
    // some value
  }
})
// Should look like
new Vue({
  name: 'myName',
  data () {
  }
})

Example 2:

async() => {}
// should look like
async () => {}

[121595113]

and @bitwiseman

new Vue({
  data () {
   },
   name: 'myName',

})

should to be

new Vue({
  data () {
  },
  name: 'myName',
})

Notice the alignment

[win7killer]

It's not about Vue.
Just like this:

let obj = {
    init() {
        // do something
    }
}

should be:

let obj = {
    init () {
        // do something
    }
}

[bitwiseman]

@win7killer @hxkuc @121595113
I've reformatted this issue a bit. I'm still unclear about how the expected behavior is supposed to work.
To be specific:
@121595113 The alignment is as you specified.
@hxkuc Example 2 matches current output in 1.8.8 how should it change.
@win7killer your example and @hxkuc Example 1 are not anon functions but rather some other thing. Maybe space_after_named_function maybe?

[121595113]

@bitwiseman space_after_named_function I agree

[bitwiseman]

@121595113 cool, so this is bug related to #608.