In certain situations, the editor generates a wrong indentation. 

Example #1 ("|" denotes the caret position):

    public class Example
    {
        void foo() {
            try {
                // ...
            }|
            finally {
                // ...
            }
        }
    }

When pressing Return to  insert a catch block, the result is:

    public class Example
    {
        void foo() {
            try {
                // ...
            }
                |
            finally {
                // ...
            }
        }
    }

I.e. an indentation is added, which doesn't make sense here.

Example #2:

    public class Example {

        private static final String[] STRINGS = new String[]|
    }

Pressing Return followed by "{" results in:


    public class Example {

        private static final String[] STRINGS = new String[]
            {|
    }

    (In 6.9., typing the "{" would remove the indent.)

...and then pressing Return to auto-generate the closing brace results (correctly, but inconsistent to the opening brace) in:

    public class Example {
    
        private static final String[] STRINGS = new String[]
            {
            |
        }
    }

The same happens after "new Runnable()" (i.e. the start of an anonymous class).

This is a regression from NB 6.9.