Formatter breaks array initialization code

[gaurav-arya]

julia> using JuliaFormatter

julia> in_str = "[0.128483; 1.256853; 0.0030203; 0.0027977; 0.0101511; 0.0422942; 0.2391346;
                 0.0008014; 0.0001464; 2.67e-05; 4.8e-6; 9e-7; 0.0619917; 1.2444292; 0.0486676;
                 199.9383546; 137.4267984; 1.5180203; 1.5180203]"
"[0.128483; 1.256853; 0.0030203; 0.0027977; 0.0101511; 0.0422942; 0.2391346;\n          0.0008014; 0.0001464; 2.67e-05; 4.8e-6; 9e-7; 0.0619917; 1.2444292; 0.0486676;\n          199.9383546; 137.4267984; 1.5180203; 1.5180203]"

julia> eval(Meta.parse(in_str))
19-element Vector{Float64}:
   0.128483
   1.256853
   0.0030203
   0.0027977
   0.0101511
   0.0422942
   0.2391346
   0.0008014
   0.0001464
   2.67e-5
   4.8e-6
   9.0e-7
   0.0619917
   1.2444292
   0.0486676
 199.9383546
 137.4267984
   1.5180203
   1.5180203

julia> out_str = format_text(in_str; style=SciMLStyle())
"[0.128483 1.256853 0.0030203 0.0027977 0.0101511 0.0422942 0.2391346\n    0.0008014 0.0001464 2.67e-05 4.8e-6 9e-7 0.0619917 1.2444292 0.0486676\n    199.9383546 137.4267984 1.5180203 1.5180203]"

julia> eval(Meta.parse(out_str))
ERROR: ArgumentError: argument count does not match specified shape (expected 21, got 19)
Stacktrace:
 [1] hvcat(::Tuple{Int64, Int64, Int64}, ::Float64, ::Vararg{Float64})
   @ Base ./abstractarray.jl:2111
 [2] top-level scope
   @ none:1
 [3] eval
   @ ./boot.jl:370 [inlined]
 [4] eval(x::Expr)
   @ Base.MainInclude ./client.jl:480
 [5] top-level scope
   @ REPL[20]:1

Version:

[98e50ef6] JuliaFormatter v1.0.34

[Sean1708]

I'm not sure if it's related or not, but empty n-dimensional literals are also broken:

julia> in_str = "[;;;]"
"[;;;]"

julia> eval(Meta.parse(in_str))
0×0×0 Array{Any, 3}

julia> out_str = format_text(in_str)
"[]"

julia> eval(Meta.parse(out_str))
Any[]