Weird output of dictionary of dictionaries (it does not happen on master)

[woctezuma]

Operating system: Windows 10
Python version: 3.7
Black version: 19.3b0 (installed with pip)
Does also happen on master: No.

I try to format this code:

def find_badge_arbitrages(badge_data, market_order_dict):
    badge_arbitrages = dict()

    for app_id in badge_data.keys():
        individual_badge_data = badge_data[app_id]

        listing_hash = individual_badge_data['listing_hash']

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash] = dict()

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]['name'] = individual_badge_data['name']
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]['gem_amount'] = individual_badge_data['gem_amount']
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]['gem_price_including_fee'] = individual_badge_data['gem_price']

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]['ask_including_fee'] = market_order_dict[listing_hash]['ask']
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]['ask_volume'] = market_order_dict[listing_hash]['ask_volume']

    return badge_arbitrages

With the version of black installed with pip, I get a weirdly inconsistent output:

def find_badge_arbitrages(badge_data, market_order_dict):
    badge_arbitrages = dict()

    for app_id in badge_data.keys():
        individual_badge_data = badge_data[app_id]

        listing_hash = individual_badge_data["listing_hash"]

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash] = dict()

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]["name"] = individual_badge_data["name"]
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]["gem_amount"] = individual_badge_data[
            "gem_amount"
        ]
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash][
            "gem_price_including_fee"
        ] = individual_badge_data["gem_price"]

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]["ask_including_fee"] = market_order_dict[
            listing_hash
        ]["ask"]
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash]["ask_volume"] = market_order_dict[listing_hash][
            "ask_volume"
        ]

    return badge_arbitrages

With the online formatter, I get a nice output:

def find_badge_arbitrages(badge_data, market_order_dict):
    badge_arbitrages = dict()

    for app_id in badge_data.keys():
        individual_badge_data = badge_data[app_id]

        listing_hash = individual_badge_data["listing_hash"]

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash] = dict()

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash][
            "name"
        ] = individual_badge_data["name"]
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash][
            "gem_amount"
        ] = individual_badge_data["gem_amount"]
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash][
            "gem_price_including_fee"
        ] = individual_badge_data["gem_price"]

        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash][
            "ask_including_fee"
        ] = market_order_dict[listing_hash]["ask"]
        badge_arbitrages[listing_hash][
            "ask_volume"
        ] = market_order_dict[listing_hash]["ask_volume"]

    return badge_arbitrages

I hope the version installed with pip will catch up with the master version.

[zsol]

soon. :) #517