fix: handle parser re-entry from chaining plugins#262
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Some Prettier plugins, such as `prettier-plugin-tailwindcss`, compose parsers by resolving the active parser chain again during preprocess or parse. When that chain points back at this plugin, the old module-level recursion guard could either recurse indefinitely or make unrelated concurrent format calls skip JSDoc processing. Track active preprocess and parse calls per Prettier options object instead. Recursive entries for the same format call fall back to the raw Prettier parser, while separate format calls continue to run through the JSDoc parser normally. Add a fake chaining plugin fixture to cover both plugin orders and concurrent format calls. Closes: fardad-dev#254
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Thanks! Hmm, I don't think it was necessary to merge that one. Buuuut if the new tests from this PR pass then I think it shouldn't cause any problems. |
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Thanks for the confirmation! |
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Some Prettier plugins, such as
prettier-plugin-tailwindcss, compose parsers by resolving the active parser chain again during preprocess or parse. When that chain points back at this plugin, the old module-level recursion guard could either recurse indefinitely or make unrelated concurrent format calls skip JSDoc processing.Track active preprocess and parse calls per Prettier options object instead. Recursive entries for the same format call fall back to the raw Prettier parser, while separate format calls continue to run through the JSDoc parser normally.
Add a fake chaining plugin fixture to cover both plugin orders and concurrent format calls.
Closes: #254