Cursor behaviour change?

Hi,

I've been using vim for over 15 years now, and is the only editor I use for coding. Today, I updated to the last version (using arch linux), and there has been a change in the cursor behaviour, which is driving me completely nuts!

Whenever I write a new code block, I always write the braces first, and then place the cursor inside, for instance:

void test()
{
}

When I'm done writing this, the cursor is at the right of the closing brace.
For years upon years, I've always done up arrow, enter, tab. The first up arrow would place the cursor to the right of the opening brace, enter add a new line, and tab obviously indent.

But since today, when I press the up arrow, the cursor places itself *before* the opening brace. So it goes from:

{
}|

to:

|{
}

instead of the expected:
{|
}

I understand this is very minor, but it's really messing with my brain, going against years of repeated usage.

I use the same vimrc I've always used.
I use gvim, but vim in console has the same behaviour.

Is that a bug? Or a deliberate change in behaviour?
The change in behaviour must have happened in the past month or two, which is when I last updated vim in arch.

If it's a deliberate change, would there be anything I could add to vimrc to revert to the old behaviour?

I could always get an older version of vim and manually install, but I'd rather know first wether its a bug or not.

Thanks,
Jonathan

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