Angular `@switch` doesnt support `@default` in non-last position

[lizclipse]

If a @default block is not last in a @switch block, it will error out. Default blocks can be positioned anywhere, and sometimes you want it to be first. Example:

@switch (value) {
  @default {
    <p>default</p>
  }
  @case ('first') {
    <p>first</p>
  }
}

[g-plane]

The formatter isn't a strict syntax checker. It doesn't guarantee the behavior for such invalid syntax.

[lizclipse]

This is valid syntax, it builds with Angular 18.2 just fine

[g-plane]

Do you mean this is valid syntax but markup_fmt rejects it?

[lizclipse]

Yes, Angular allows this but the formatter will error out.