Odd formatting choice for long conditions with comments in list/dict comprehensions

[goodspark]

Previously used search terms: format for loop if comment

Code:

x = [1, 2, 3]
y = [
    a
    for a in x 
    if (
        # asdasd
        "askldaklsdnmklasmdlkasmdlkasmdlkasmdasd" != "as,mdnaskldmlkasdmlaksdmlkasdlkasdm"
        and "zxcm,.nzxclm,zxnckmnzxckmnzxczxc" != "zxcasdasdlmnasdlknaslkdnmlaskdm"
    )
]

Comparison of Black (previous) vs Ruff (new) outputs:

 y = [
     a
     for a in x
-    if (
+    if
+    (
         # asdasd
         "askldaklsdnmklasmdlkasmdlkasmdlkasmdasd"
         != "as,mdnaskldmlkasdmlaksdmlkasdlkasdm"

Ruff's output

x = [1, 2, 3]
y = [
    a
    for a in x
    if
    (
        # asdasd
        "askldaklsdnmklasmdlkasmdlkasmdlkasmdasd"
        != "as,mdnaskldmlkasdmlaksdmlkasdlkasdm"
        and "zxcm,.nzxclm,zxnckmnzxckmnzxczxc" != "zxcasdasdlmnasdlknaslkdnmlaskdm"
    )
]

Black's output

x = [1, 2, 3]
y = [
    a
    for a in x
    if (
        # asdasd
        "askldaklsdnmklasmdlkasmdlkasmdlkasmdasd"
        != "as,mdnaskldmlkasdmlaksdmlkasdlkasdm"
        and "zxcm,.nzxclm,zxnckmnzxckmnzxczxc" != "zxcasdasdlmnasdlknaslkdnmlaskdm"
    )
]

If I move the comment out of the inner parentheses of the loop condition, the outputs match:

    for a in x 
    # asdasd
    if (

Command: ruff format

Ruff settings: None for formatting, but target-python is given at the project level, if that matters.

[project]
target-python = "==3.10"

Python version: 3.10
Ruff version: 0.5.0
Black version: 24.3.0