Fix prettier issues

Author: canova

docs-developer/call-tree.md

@@ -67,9 +67,9 @@ One key point of the aggregation done in the call tree is that it's focused on w
 
 Imagine this simplified example of 3 samples of mixed C++, JavaScript Code (js), and JIT optimized JavaScript (JIT). The functions are all labeled as to their implementation.
 
-| Sample index | Sample's stack                                                                                 |
-| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| 0            | `JS::RunScript [c++]  ➡  onLoad [js]  ➡  a [js]  ➡  b [js]`                                 |
+| Sample index | Sample's stack                                                                             |
+| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| 0            | `JS::RunScript [c++]  ➡  onLoad [js]  ➡  a [js]  ➡  b [js]`                                |
 | 1            | `JS::RunScript [c++]  ➡  onLoad [js]  ➡  js::jit::IonCannon [c++]  ➡  a [JIT]  ➡  b [JIT]` |
 | 2            | `JS::RunScript [c++]  ➡  onLoad [js]  ➡  js::jit::IonCannon [c++]  ➡  a [JIT]  ➡  b [JIT]` |
 
@@ -113,8 +113,8 @@ Now, taking the stacks and building a call tree produces the following:
 
 This is the correct tree of what you would want to see. But since we are mixing languages together into the same stack system, it might be nice to view only JS functions. In order to do that we hide any C++ stacks, and assign them to the nearest JS stack. Our tables would be updated to look like the following.
 
-| Sample index | Sample's stack                          |
-| ------------ | --------------------------------------- |
+| Sample index | Sample's stack                        |
+| ------------ | ------------------------------------- |
 | 0            | `onLoad [js]  ➡  a [js]  ➡  b [js]`   |
 | 1            | `onLoad [js]  ➡  a [JIT]  ➡  b [JIT]` |
 | 2            | `onLoad [js]  ➡  a [JIT]  ➡  b [JIT]` |

src/components/app/ProfileLoaderAnimation.tsx

@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ class ProfileLoaderAnimationImpl extends PureComponent<ProfileLoaderAnimationPro
     const showLoader = Boolean(loadingMessage);
     const showBackHomeLink = Boolean(
       'additionalData' in view &&
-        view.additionalData &&
-        view.additionalData.message &&
-        dataSource === 'from-file'
+      view.additionalData &&
+      view.additionalData.message &&
+      dataSource === 'from-file'
     );
 
     return (

src/profile-logic/process-profile.ts

@@ -1985,9 +1985,8 @@ export async function unserializeProfileOfArbitraryFormat(
       if (isArtTraceFormat(profileBytes)) {
         arbitraryFormat = convertArtTraceProfile(profileBytes);
       } else if (verifyMagic(SIMPLEPERF_MAGIC, profileBytes)) {
-        const { convertSimpleperfTraceProfile } = await import(
-          './import/simpleperf'
-        );
+        const { convertSimpleperfTraceProfile } =
+          await import('./import/simpleperf');
         arbitraryFormat = convertSimpleperfTraceProfile(profileBytes);
       } else {
         try {

src/types/gecko-profile.ts

@@ -140,9 +140,11 @@ export type GeckoSamples = {
         // milliseconds since the last event was processed in this
         // thread's event loop at the time that the sample was taken
         Milliseconds,
-        // CPU usage value of the current thread.
-        // It's present only when the CPU Utilization feature is enabled in Firefox.
-        number | null,
+        (
+          // CPU usage value of the current thread.
+          // It's present only when the CPU Utilization feature is enabled in Firefox.
+          number | null
+        ),
       ]
   >;
 };
@@ -206,19 +208,29 @@ export type GeckoFrameTable = {
       IndexIntoStringTable,
       // for label frames, whether this frame should be shown in "JS only" stacks
       boolean,
-      // innerWindowID of JS frames. See the comment inside FrameTable in src/types/profile.js
-      // for more information.
-      null | number,
+      (
+        // innerWindowID of JS frames. See the comment inside FrameTable in src/types/profile.js
+        // for more information.
+        null | number
+      ),
       // for JS frames, an index into the string table, usually "Baseline" or "Ion"
       null | IndexIntoStringTable,
-      // The line of code
-      null | number,
-      // The column of code
-      null | number,
-      // index into profile.meta.categories
-      null | number,
-      // index into profile.meta.categories[category].subcategories. Always non-null if category is non-null.
-      null | number,
+      (
+        // The line of code
+        null | number
+      ),
+      (
+        // The column of code
+        null | number
+      ),
+      (
+        // index into profile.meta.categories
+        null | number
+      ),
+      (
+        // index into profile.meta.categories[category].subcategories. Always non-null if category is non-null.
+        null | number
+      ),
     ]
   >;
 };

src/utils/query-api.ts

@@ -120,9 +120,7 @@ export interface ExternalCommunicationCallbacks {
  *
  * It also takes an object with callbacks, for loading indicators.
  */
-export class RegularExternalCommunicationDelegate
-  implements ExternalCommunicationDelegate
-{
+export class RegularExternalCommunicationDelegate implements ExternalCommunicationDelegate {
   _browserConnection: BrowserConnection | null;
   _callbacks: ExternalCommunicationCallbacks;