fix: ignore comments apply to trailing commas - #69
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Closes #9
A property or array element with an ignore comment (ex.
// dprint-ignore) now keeps its trailing comma as written. Before,trailingCommasstill added or removed the comma, so this was changed when usingnever, orjsoncon a.jsonfile (which is how Deno hits it):{ "tasks": { // dprint-ignore "foo": "echo bar", } }When the last node is ignored, its trailing comma is now handled as
maintain. Likemaintain, the kept comma only prints when the object or array is multi-line.Tests: specs for
never,always, andjsoncon a.jsonfile, covering object properties and array elements.🤖 Generated with Claude Code