Align with multiple cursors not working under Atom 1.19

[kylebarron]

I updated to Atom 1.19 and the multi-cursor alignment no longer works.

From the example in the README (the vertical lines are removed and where my cursors are placed):

var a    =b var c|= d
var e c|=   f var g = h
var i c=j var k |= l

should be transformed to

var a    =b var c = d
var e c           = f var g = h
var i c=j var k   = l

Instead, it's transformed (using atom-alignment:align) to:

var a  =b var c= d|
var e c= f var g = h|
var i c=j var k = l|

where the cursors are shown at the end of the line. It seems that it doesn't perceive multiple cursors and aligns on the first = instead. The following text (with cursors designated with |) is not adjusted at all under atom-alignment:align:

test |d
aldssadflkjsakdlf |d

My config.cson looks like this:

  "atom-alignment":
    addSpacePostfix: true
    alignBy: [
      "<-"
      "=>"
      ":="
      ":"
      "="
      "\""
      "\\"
      "`"
      ">="
      "<="
      "~"
    ]
    alignmentSpaceChars: [
      "=>"
      ":="
      ":"
    ]

My atom version is:

> atom --version
Atom    : 1.19.0
Electron: 1.6.9
Chrome  : 56.0.2924.87
Node    : 7.4.0

[rafxgit]

I can confirm this is still broken and unusable under 1.19.5.