Double indentation of Ternary Operator with multiline method calling

[yelliver]

We have this formatted code snippet:

void main() {
  var result = condition
      ? doA(                                     //6-space indentation here
          param1,
          param2,
        )
      : doB();
}

it should be like this:

void main() {
  var result = condition
    ? doA(                                       //should be 4-space indentation
        param1,       
        param2,
      )
    : doB();
}

[munificent]

This is formatted as expected. Expression indentation is generally +4 and in the formatted code you can see the ? is indented four spaces relative to var, which is the statement that contains it.

[munificent]

I tested this example out using the forthcoming tall style. Here's what it produces:

void main() {
  var result =
      condition
          ? doA(
            param1, // comment to force split
            param2,
          )
          : doB();
}

Splitting between = and condition isn't ideal and is because of #1465. Aside from that, the rest of the indentation is what I expect. As I mentioned in the previous comment, expressions are generally indented +4 relative to the surrounding code, which is what the ? and : lines relative to condition.