Diff of the two buildlogs: -- --- b1/build.log 2024-05-03 19:47:37.097238184 +0000 +++ b2/build.log 2024-05-03 19:50:17.962380352 +0000 @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ I: pbuilder: network access will be disabled during build -I: Current time: Fri May 3 07:45:28 -12 2024 -I: pbuilder-time-stamp: 1714765528 +I: Current time: Sat May 4 09:47:47 +14 2024 +I: pbuilder-time-stamp: 1714765667 I: Building the build Environment I: extracting base tarball [/var/cache/pbuilder/unstable-reproducible-base.tgz] I: copying local configuration @@ -29,52 +29,84 @@ dpkg-source: info: applying 0002-Fix-compile-task.patch I: Not using root during the build. I: Installing the build-deps -I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/4666/tmp/hooks/D02_print_environment starting +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/D01_modify_environment starting +debug: Running on ff4a. +I: Changing host+domainname to test build reproducibility +I: Adding a custom variable just for the fun of it... +I: Changing /bin/sh to bash +'/bin/sh' -> '/bin/bash' +lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 May 3 19:48 /bin/sh -> /bin/bash +I: Setting pbuilder2's login shell to /bin/bash +I: Setting pbuilder2's GECOS to second user,second room,second work-phone,second home-phone,second other +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/D01_modify_environment finished +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/D02_print_environment starting I: set - BUILDDIR='/build/reproducible-path' - BUILDUSERGECOS='first user,first room,first work-phone,first home-phone,first other' - BUILDUSERNAME='pbuilder1' - BUILD_ARCH='armhf' - DEBIAN_FRONTEND='noninteractive' - DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS='buildinfo=+all reproducible=+all parallel=3 ' - DISTRIBUTION='unstable' - HOME='/root' - HOST_ARCH='armhf' + BASH=/bin/sh + BASHOPTS=checkwinsize:cmdhist:complete_fullquote:extquote:force_fignore:globasciiranges:globskipdots:hostcomplete:interactive_comments:patsub_replacement:progcomp:promptvars:sourcepath + BASH_ALIASES=() + BASH_ARGC=() + BASH_ARGV=() + BASH_CMDS=() + BASH_LINENO=([0]="12" [1]="0") + BASH_LOADABLES_PATH=/usr/local/lib/bash:/usr/lib/bash:/opt/local/lib/bash:/usr/pkg/lib/bash:/opt/pkg/lib/bash:. + BASH_SOURCE=([0]="/tmp/hooks/D02_print_environment" [1]="/tmp/hooks/D02_print_environment") + BASH_VERSINFO=([0]="5" [1]="2" [2]="21" [3]="1" [4]="release" [5]="arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf") + BASH_VERSION='5.2.21(1)-release' + BUILDDIR=/build/reproducible-path + BUILDUSERGECOS='second user,second room,second work-phone,second home-phone,second other' + BUILDUSERNAME=pbuilder2 + BUILD_ARCH=armhf + DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive + DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS='buildinfo=+all reproducible=+all parallel=4 ' + DIRSTACK=() + DISTRIBUTION=unstable + EUID=0 + FUNCNAME=([0]="Echo" [1]="main") + GROUPS=() + HOME=/root + HOSTNAME=i-capture-the-hostname + HOSTTYPE=arm + HOST_ARCH=armhf IFS=' ' - INVOCATION_ID='62d67eeff0294c859539e9a80f37aa3d' - LANG='C' - LANGUAGE='en_US:en' - LC_ALL='C' - MAIL='/var/mail/root' - OPTIND='1' - PATH='/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games' - PBCURRENTCOMMANDLINEOPERATION='build' - PBUILDER_OPERATION='build' - PBUILDER_PKGDATADIR='/usr/share/pbuilder' - PBUILDER_PKGLIBDIR='/usr/lib/pbuilder' - PBUILDER_SYSCONFDIR='/etc' - PPID='4666' - PS1='# ' - PS2='> ' + INVOCATION_ID=fb5a3051866048628aafbac9f2643baf + LANG=C + LANGUAGE=it_CH:it + LC_ALL=C + MACHTYPE=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf + MAIL=/var/mail/root + OPTERR=1 + OPTIND=1 + OSTYPE=linux-gnueabihf + PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/i/capture/the/path + PBCURRENTCOMMANDLINEOPERATION=build + PBUILDER_OPERATION=build + PBUILDER_PKGDATADIR=/usr/share/pbuilder + PBUILDER_PKGLIBDIR=/usr/lib/pbuilder + PBUILDER_SYSCONFDIR=/etc + PIPESTATUS=([0]="0") + POSIXLY_CORRECT=y + PPID=19256 PS4='+ ' - PWD='/' - SHELL='/bin/bash' - SHLVL='2' - SUDO_COMMAND='/usr/bin/timeout -k 18.1h 18h /usr/bin/ionice -c 3 /usr/bin/nice /usr/sbin/pbuilder --build --configfile /srv/reproducible-results/rbuild-debian/r-b-build.9zGDB8Ei/pbuilderrc_NNTP --distribution unstable --hookdir /etc/pbuilder/first-build-hooks --debbuildopts -b --basetgz /var/cache/pbuilder/unstable-reproducible-base.tgz --buildresult /srv/reproducible-results/rbuild-debian/r-b-build.9zGDB8Ei/b1 --logfile b1/build.log ruby-rubocop-ast_1.24.0-2.dsc' - SUDO_GID='113' - SUDO_UID='107' - SUDO_USER='jenkins' - TERM='unknown' - TZ='/usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/GMT+12' - USER='root' - _='/usr/bin/systemd-run' - http_proxy='http://10.0.0.15:3142/' + PWD=/ + SHELL=/bin/bash + SHELLOPTS=braceexpand:errexit:hashall:interactive-comments:posix + SHLVL=3 + SUDO_COMMAND='/usr/bin/timeout -k 24.1h 24h /usr/bin/ionice -c 3 /usr/bin/nice -n 11 /usr/bin/unshare --uts -- /usr/sbin/pbuilder --build --configfile /srv/reproducible-results/rbuild-debian/r-b-build.9zGDB8Ei/pbuilderrc_1EfM --distribution unstable --hookdir /etc/pbuilder/rebuild-hooks --debbuildopts -b --basetgz /var/cache/pbuilder/unstable-reproducible-base.tgz --buildresult /srv/reproducible-results/rbuild-debian/r-b-build.9zGDB8Ei/b2 --logfile b2/build.log ruby-rubocop-ast_1.24.0-2.dsc' + SUDO_GID=113 + SUDO_UID=107 + SUDO_USER=jenkins + TERM=unknown + TZ=/usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/GMT-14 + UID=0 + USER=root + _='I: set' + http_proxy=http://10.0.0.15:3142/ I: uname -a - Linux virt64c 6.1.0-20-arm64 #1 SMP Debian 6.1.85-1 (2024-04-11) aarch64 GNU/Linux + Linux i-capture-the-hostname 6.1.0-20-armmp-lpae #1 SMP Debian 6.1.85-1 (2024-04-11) armv7l GNU/Linux I: ls -l /bin - lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 May 1 07:43 /bin -> usr/bin -I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/4666/tmp/hooks/D02_print_environment finished + lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 May 2 07:43 /bin -> usr/bin +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/D02_print_environment finished -> Attempting to satisfy build-dependencies -> Creating pbuilder-satisfydepends-dummy package Package: pbuilder-satisfydepends-dummy @@ -257,7 +289,7 @@ Get: 133 http://deb.debian.org/debian unstable/main armhf ruby-rspec-mocks all 3.13.0c0e0m0s1-2 [81.3 kB] Get: 134 http://deb.debian.org/debian unstable/main armhf ruby-rspec all 3.13.0c0e0m0s1-2 [5184 B] Get: 135 http://deb.debian.org/debian unstable/main armhf ruby-whitequark-parser all 3.1.3.0-1 [424 kB] -Fetched 45.7 MB in 1s (46.0 MB/s) +Fetched 45.7 MB in 4s (11.1 MB/s) debconf: delaying package configuration, since apt-utils is not installed Selecting previously unselected package libpython3.11-minimal:armhf. 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Setting up autotools-dev (20220109.1) ... @@ -831,7 +863,11 @@ Building tag database... -> Finished parsing the build-deps I: Building the package -I: Running cd /build/reproducible-path/ruby-rubocop-ast-1.24.0/ && env PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games" HOME="/nonexistent/first-build" dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -b && env PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games" HOME="/nonexistent/first-build" dpkg-genchanges -S > ../ruby-rubocop-ast_1.24.0-2_source.changes +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/A99_set_merged_usr starting +Not re-configuring usrmerge for unstable +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/A99_set_merged_usr finished +hostname: Name or service not known +I: Running cd /build/reproducible-path/ruby-rubocop-ast-1.24.0/ && env PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/i/capture/the/path" HOME="/nonexistent/second-build" dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -b && env PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/i/capture/the/path" HOME="/nonexistent/second-build" dpkg-genchanges -S > ../ruby-rubocop-ast_1.24.0-2_source.changes dpkg-buildpackage: info: source package ruby-rubocop-ast dpkg-buildpackage: info: source version 1.24.0-2 dpkg-buildpackage: info: source distribution unstable @@ -866,7 +902,7 @@ dh_prep -O--buildsystem=ruby dh_auto_install --destdir=debian/ruby-rubocop-ast/ -O--buildsystem=ruby dh_ruby --install /build/reproducible-path/ruby-rubocop-ast-1.24.0/debian/ruby-rubocop-ast -/usr/bin/ruby3.1 -S gem build --config-file /dev/null --verbose /tmp/d20240503-11698-pkgiki/gemspec +/usr/bin/ruby3.1 -S gem build --config-file /dev/null --verbose /tmp/d20240504-24159-ghhjqn/gemspec Failed to load /dev/null because it doesn't contain valid YAML hash WARNING: open-ended dependency on parser (>= 3.1.1.0) is not recommended if parser is semantically versioned, use: @@ -876,7 +912,7 @@ Name: rubocop-ast Version: 1.24.0 File: rubocop-ast-1.24.0.gem -/usr/bin/ruby3.1 -S gem install --config-file /dev/null --verbose --local --verbose --no-document --ignore-dependencies --install-dir debian/ruby-rubocop-ast/usr/share/rubygems-integration/all /tmp/d20240503-11698-pkgiki/rubocop-ast-1.24.0.gem +/usr/bin/ruby3.1 -S gem install --config-file /dev/null --verbose --local --verbose --no-document --ignore-dependencies --install-dir debian/ruby-rubocop-ast/usr/share/rubygems-integration/all /tmp/d20240504-24159-ghhjqn/rubocop-ast-1.24.0.gem Failed to load /dev/null because it doesn't contain valid YAML hash /build/reproducible-path/ruby-rubocop-ast-1.24.0/debian/ruby-rubocop-ast/usr/share/rubygems-integration/all/gems/rubocop-ast-1.24.0/lib/rubocop-ast.rb /build/reproducible-path/ruby-rubocop-ast-1.24.0/debian/ruby-rubocop-ast/usr/share/rubygems-integration/all/gems/rubocop-ast-1.24.0/lib/rubocop/ast.rb @@ -1003,1453 +1039,1447 @@ warning: parser/current is loading parser/ruby31, which recognizes3.1.3-compliant syntax, but you are running 3.1.2. Please see https://github.com/whitequark/parser#compatibility-with-ruby-mri. -Randomized with seed 45546 +Randomized with seed 38477 -RuboCop::AST::WhenNode - #each_condition - when passed a block - yields all the conditions - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - #branch_index - is expected to eq 1 - is expected to eq 2 - is expected to eq 0 - #conditions - with a multiple conditions - is expected to all be literal - is expected to eq 3 - with a single condition - is expected to eq 1 - is expected to all be literal - #then? - with a then keyword - is expected to be then - without a then keyword - is expected not to be then - #body - with a then keyword - is expected to be sym type - without a then keyword - is expected to be array type - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::WhenNode - -RuboCop::AST::ForNode +RuboCop::AST::CaseNode + #branches + when there is an else + returns all the bodies + with an empty else + returns all the bodies + when there is no else keyword + returns only then when bodies + when compared to an IfNode + returns the same #keyword - is expected to eq "for" - #variable - is expected to be lvasgn type - #loop_keyword? - is expected to be loop keyword - #body - is expected to be sym type - #do? - with a do keyword - is expected to be do - without a do keyword - is expected not to be do - #void_context? - without a do keyword - is expected to be void context - with a do keyword - is expected to be void context - #post_condition_loop? - is expected not to be post condition loop - #collection - is expected to be sym type + is expected to eq "case" .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ForNode - -RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - #default_value - with a shadow argument - is expected to be nil - with a double splatted argument - is expected to be nil - with a regular argument - is expected to be nil - with an optional keyword argument - is expected to eq s(:int, 42) - with a block argument - is expected to be nil - with a splatted argument - is expected to be nil - with argument forwarding - with Ruby >= 2.7 + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::CaseNode + #when_branches + is expected to all be when type + is expected to eq 3 + #else_branch + #else? + with an else statement + is expected to be sym type + without an else statement is expected to be nil - with Ruby >= 3.0 + with an empty else statement is expected to be nil - with a block + #each_when + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + when passed a block + yields all the conditions + #else? + with an else statement + is expected to be else + without an else statement + is expected not to be else + +RuboCop::AST::SuperNode + #dot? + is expected not to be dot + #parenthesized? + with no arguments + when using parentheses + is expected to be parenthesized + when not using parentheses + is expected not to be parenthesized + with arguments + when not using parentheses + is expected not to be parenthesized + when using parentheses + is expected to be parenthesized + #assignment_method? + is expected not to be assignment method + #setter_method? + is expected not to be setter method + #implicit_call? + is expected not to be implicit call + #camel_case_method? + is expected not to be camel case method + #first_argument + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be sym type + with no arguments is expected to be nil - with an optional argument - is expected to eq s(:int, 42) - #name - with a nameless splatted argument + with a single literal argument + is expected to be sym type + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to be sym type + with a single splat argument + is expected to be splat type + #command? + when argument is a symbol + is expected to be command :super + when argument is a string + is expected to be command "super" + #last_argument + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to be sym type + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be splat type + with a single literal argument + is expected to be sym type + with no arguments is expected to be nil - with a double splatted argument - is expected to eq :x - with an optional keyword argument - is expected to eq :x - with a regular argument - is expected to eq :x - with a shadow argument - is expected to eq :x - with a nameless double splatted argument + with a single splat argument + is expected to be splat type + #arguments? + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to be arguments + with a single splat argument + is expected to be arguments + with a single literal argument + is expected to be arguments + with no arguments + is expected not to be arguments + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be arguments + #block_literal? + with no block + is expected not to be block literal + with a block argument + is expected not to be block literal + with a block literal + is expected to be block literal + #predicate_method? + is expected not to be predicate method + #macro? + is expected not to be macro + #comparison_method? + is expected not to be comparison method + #arguments + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + with a single literal argument + is expected to eq 1 + with a single splat argument + is expected to eq 1 + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to eq 2 + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to eq 2 + #const_receiver? + is expected not to be const receiver + #receiver + is expected to be nil + #double_colon? + is expected not to be double colon + .new + with a super node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SuperNode + with a zsuper node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SuperNode + #splat_argument? + with no arguments + is expected not to be splat argument + with a splat argument + is expected to be splat argument + with mixed arguments + is expected to be splat argument + with regular arguments + is expected not to be splat argument + #bang_method? + is expected not to be bang method + #block_node + with no block is expected to be nil - with a keyword argument - is expected to eq :x - with an optional argument - is expected to eq :x with a block argument - is expected to eq :x - with a splatted argument - is expected to eq :x - with a block - is expected to eq :x - with argument forwarding - with Ruby >= 2.7 - is expected to be nil - with Ruby >= 3.0 - is expected to be nil - #default? - with argument forwarding - with Ruby >= 2.7 - is expected to equal false - with Ruby >= 3.0 - is expected to equal false - with a shadow argument - is expected to equal false - with an optional argument - is expected to equal true - with a block - is expected to equal false - with a regular argument - is expected to equal false - with an optional keyword argument - is expected to equal true - with a splatted argument - is expected to equal false + is expected to be nil + with a block literal + is expected to be block type + #operator_method? + is expected not to be operator method + #block_argument? + with mixed arguments + is expected to be block argument + with regular arguments + is expected not to be block argument with a block argument - is expected to equal false - with a double splatted argument - is expected to equal false + is expected to be block argument + with no arguments + is expected not to be block argument + #method_name + is expected to eq :super + #self_receiver? + is expected not to be self receiver + #method? + when message matches + when argument is a symbol + is expected to be method :super + when argument is a string + is expected to be method "super" + when message does not match + when argument is a string + is expected not to be method "foo" + when argument is a symbol + is expected not to be method :foo + +RuboCop::AST::IntNode + #sign? + explicit positive int + is expected to be sign + explicit negative int + is expected to be sign + #value + is expected to eq 10 + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IntNode + +RuboCop::AST::Procarg0Node .new - with a method definition - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with an optional argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with a splatted argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with an optional keyword argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with a double splatted argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with a lambda literal - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with argument forwarding - with Ruby >= 2.7 - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with Ruby >= 3.0 - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with a block argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode with a block is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with a keyword argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - with a shadow argument - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + #name + is expected to eq :x -RuboCop::AST::ReturnNode - behaves like wrapped arguments node - .new - without arguments - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ReturnNode - with arguments - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ReturnNode - #arguments - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 - with no arguments and braces - is expected to be empty - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with a single argument and braces - is expected to eq 1 - with a single argument - is expected to eq 1 - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to eq 2 +RuboCop::AST::RuboCopCompatibility + when ran from a compatible version of Rubocop + issues a warning + when ran from an incompatible version of Rubocop + issues a warning -RuboCop::AST::KeywordSplatNode - #same_line? - when pairs are on separate lines - is expected not to be same line s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - when a multiline pair shares the same line - is expected to be same line s(:pair, - s(:sym, :a), - s(:begin)) - is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - when both pairs are on the same line - is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - #hash_rocket? - is expected not to be hash rocket - #colon? - is expected not to be colon - #value_delta - when using hash rocket delimiters - when keyword splat is behind - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is left aligned - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is ahead - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when using colon delimiters - when keyword splat is on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is ahead - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is behind - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is left aligned - is expected to eq 0 +RuboCop::AST::SelfClassNode + #body + with an empty body + is expected to be nil + with a single expression body + is expected to be send type + with a multi-expression body + is expected to be begin type .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::KeywordSplatNode - #value - is expected to eq s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - #operator - is expected to eq "**" - #key - is expected to eq s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - #key_delta - with alignment set to :right - when using colon delimiters - when keyword splat is ahead - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is aligned - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is behind - is expected to eq 0 - when using hash rocket delimiters - when keyword splat is aligned - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is behind - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is ahead - is expected to eq 0 - with alignment set to :left - when using hash rocket delimiters - when keyword splat is behind - is expected to eq -2 - when keyword splat is on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is ahead - is expected to eq 2 - when keyword splat is aligned - is expected to eq 0 - when using colon delimiters - when keyword splat is ahead - is expected to eq 2 - when keyword splat is aligned - is expected to eq 0 - when keyword splat is behind - is expected to eq -2 - when keyword splat is on the same line - is expected to eq 0 + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SelfClassNode + #identifier + is expected to be self type -RuboCop::AST::HashNode - #keys - with a hash with string keys - is expected to eq 2 - is expected to all be str type - with an empty hash - is expected to be empty - with a hash with symbol keys - is expected to eq 3 - is expected to all be sym type - #empty? - with an empty hash - is expected to be empty - with a hash containing a keyword splat - is expected not to be empty - with a hash containing pairs - is expected not to be empty - #each_value - when passed a block - yields all the pairs - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - #pairs - with an empty hash - is expected to be empty - with a hash of literals - is expected to eq 3 - is expected to all be pair type - with a hash of variables - is expected to eq 2 - is expected to all be pair type - #each_pair - when passed a block - yields all the pairs - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - #each_key - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - when passed a block - yields all the pairs - #values - with an empty hash - is expected to be empty - with a hash with string keys - is expected to all be send type - is expected to eq 2 - with a hash with literal values - is expected to eq 3 - is expected to all be literal - #mixed_delimiters? - when all pairs are using a hash rocket delimiter - is expected not to be mixed delimiters - when pairs are using different delimiters - is expected to be mixed delimiters - when all pairs are using a colon delimiter - is expected not to be mixed delimiters - #braces? - as an argument with no braces - is expected not to be braces - with braces - is expected to be braces - as an argument with braces - is expected to be braces +RuboCop::AST::SymbolNode .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::HashNode - #pairs_on_same_line? - with all pairs on the same line - is expected to be pairs on same line - with no pairs on the same line - is expected not to be pairs on same line - with some pairs on the same line - is expected to be pairs on same line - -RuboCop::AST::DstrNode + with a symbol node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SymbolNode #value - with a multiline string - is expected to eq "this is a multiline string" - with interpolation - is expected to eq "foo \#{bar} baz" - with implicit concatenation - is expected to eq "foo bar baz" + is expected to eq :foo -RuboCop::AST::CasgnNode +RuboCop::AST::StrNode + #character_literal? + with a heredoc + is expected not to be character literal + with a character literal + is expected to be character literal + with a normal string literal + is expected not to be character literal + #heredoc? + with a heredoc + is expected to be heredoc + with a string with interpolation + is expected not to be heredoc + with a normal string + is expected not to be heredoc + .new + with a string with interpolation + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::StrNode + with a heredoc + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::StrNode + with a normal string + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::StrNode + +RuboCop::AST::ConstNode #namespace - when the parent is a `cbase` - is expected to eq s(:cbase) - when the parent is a `const` - is expected to eq s(:const, nil, :FOO) - when there is no parent - is expected to be nil + is expected to eq "::Foo::Bar" + #short_name + is expected to eq :BAZ + #each_path + yields all parts of the namespace + #relative? + with a non-namespaced constant + is expected to be relative + #absolute? + is expected to be absolute + with a non-namespaced constant + is expected not to be absolute + with a constant not starting with :: + is expected not to be absolute + #module_name? + is expected not to be module name + with a constant with a lowercase letter + is expected to be module name + +RuboCop::AST::WhileNode + #post_condition_loop? + with a modifier while + is expected to be post condition loop + with a statement while + is expected not to be post condition loop + #inverse_keyword + is expected to eq "until" + #do? + without a do keyword + is expected not to be do + with a do keyword + is expected to be do .new - with a `casgn` node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::CasgnNode + with a statement while + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::WhileNode + with a modifier while + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::WhileNode + #loop_keyword? + with a statement while + is expected to be loop keyword + with a modifier while + is expected to be loop keyword + #keyword + is expected to eq "while" + +RuboCop::AST::OpAsgnNode + #operator + with += + is expected to eq :+ + with *= + is expected to eq :* + with &= + is expected to eq :& + with %= + is expected to eq :% + with -= + is expected to eq :- + with **= + is expected to eq :** + with |= + is expected to eq :| + with /= + is expected to eq :/ #name - is expected to eq :VAR + is expected to eq :var + .new + with an `op_asgn_node` node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OpAsgnNode + #assignment_node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode #expression is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) -RuboCop::AST::Procarg0Node +RuboCop::AST::ClassNode .new - with a block - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode - #name - is expected to eq :x + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ClassNode + #parent_class + when no parent class is specified + is expected to be nil + when a parent class is specified + is expected to be const type + #identifier + is expected to be const type + #body + with an empty body + is expected to be nil + with a single expression body + is expected to be send type + with a multi-expression body + is expected to be begin type + +RuboCop::AST::Token + #to_s + returns string of token data + type predicates + #left_brace? + returns true for right_bracket tokens + returns false for non right_bracket tokens + #semicolon? + returns true for semicolon tokens + returns false for non semicolon tokens + #dot? + returns false for non dot tokens + returns true for dot tokens + #right_bracket? + returns false for non right_bracket tokens + returns true for all right_bracket tokens + #comment? + returns false for non comment tokens + returns true for comment tokens + #new_line? + returns false for non new line tokens + returns true for new line tokens + #left_array_bracket? + returns true for left_array_bracket tokens + returns false for non left_array_bracket tokens + #rescue_modifier? + returns false for non rescue modifier tokens + returns true for rescue modifier tokens + with braces & parens + #right_parens? + returns false for non right parens tokens + returns true for right parens tokens + #right_curly_brace? + returns true for all right brace tokens + returns false for non right brace tokens + #left_parens? + returns true for left parens tokens + returns false for non left parens tokens + #left_curly_brace? + returns false for non left block brace tokens + returns true for left block brace tokens + #left_brace? + returns true for left hash brace tokens + returns false for non left hash brace tokens + #end? + returns true for end tokens + returns false for non end tokens + #regexp_dots? + returns false for non comma tokens + returns true for regexp tokens + #equals_sign? + returns false for non equals sign tokens + returns true for equals sign tokens + #left_bracket? + returns true for all left_bracket tokens + returns false for non left_bracket tokens + #comma? + returns false for non comma tokens + returns true for comma tokens + #left_ref_bracket? + returns false for non left_ref_bracket tokens + returns true for left_ref_bracket tokens + .from_parser_token + sets parser token's text to rubocop token's text + returns a #to_s useful for debugging + sets parser token's range to rubocop token's pos + sets parser token's type to rubocop token's type + #column + returns index of first char in token range on that line + #line + returns line of token + #end_pos + returns index of last char in token range of entire source + #space_before + returns nil when it is on the first line + returns truthy MatchData when there is a space before token + returns nil when there is not a space before token + #space_after + returns nil when there is not a space after token + returns truthy MatchData when there is a space after token + #begin_pos + returns index of first char in token range of entire source + +RuboCop::AST::ForwardArgsNode + when using Ruby 2.7 or newer + #to_a + is expected to contain exactly (be forward arg type) RuboCop::AST::NodePattern - wildcards - named wildcards - within a union - confined to the union - with partial unification - matching the unified branch - is expected to match code s(:int, 5) and s(:int, 5) - matching the free branch - is expected to match code s(:int, 2) and s(:int, 1) - that can not be unified - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - without unification - is expected to match code s(:int, 2) and s(:int, 1) - with a preceding unifying constraint - that can not be unified + nil + against a node pattern (bug #5470) + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + nil literals + is expected to match code + nil value in AST + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + nil value in AST, use nil? method + is expected to match code nil and :foo + funcalls + with multiple arguments + is expected to match code s(:str, "c"), "a", and "d" + without extra arguments + is expected to match code :a and s(:int, 1) + with one argument + is expected to match code s(:str, "foo") and "foo" + .descend + yields all children depth first + yields the given argument if it is not a Node + macros + with a pattern with captures + def_node_matcher + when called on matching code + is expected to eq :hello + when it errors + raises an error with the right location + when called on non-matching code + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + def_node_search + with a predicate name + when called on matching code + is expected to match code nil, :foo, s(:sym, :hello), and s(:sym, :world) + when called on non-matching code behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - matching a branch - is expected to match code s(:int, 2) and s(:array, - s(:int, 2), - s(:int, 1)) - with a succeeding unifying constraint - with all branches with the wildcard - matching another branch - is expected to match code s(:array, - s(:int, 2), - s(:int, 1)) and s(:int, 2) - matching the first branch - is expected to match code s(:array, - s(:int, 1), - s(:int, 2)) and s(:int, 2) - that can not be unified - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with branches without the wildcard - encountered first - behaves like invalid - is invalid - encountered after - behaves like invalid - is invalid - at the root level - is expected to match code s(:sclass, - s(:self), - s(:def, :something, - s(:args), - s(:int, 1))) and :freeze - within a sequence with other patterns intervening - is expected to match code :@abc and s(:int, 22) - within a sequence - with values which can be unified - is expected to match code s(:int, 5), :+, and s(:int, 5) - with values which cannot be unified + when it errors + raises an error with the right location + without a predicate name + when called on non-matching code + returns an enumerator yielding nothing + when it errors + raises an error with the right location + when called on matching code + returns an enumerator yielding the captures + when the pattern contains keyword_params + returns an enumerator yielding the captures + when helper is called with default keyword_params + is overridden when calling the matcher + and no value is given to the matcher + uses the defaults + some defaults are not params + raises an error + with a pattern without captures + def_node_matcher + returns the method name + when called on non-matching code behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - unifying the node type with an argument - is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :send - in head position of a sequence - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:send, nil, :a) - unnamed wildcards - negated + when called on matching code + is expected to match code :hello + when it errors + raises an error with the right location + def_node_search + returns the method name + with a predicate name + when called on matching code + is expected to match code nil, :foo, s(:sym, :hello), and s(:sym, :world) + when called on non-matching code + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + when it errors + raises an error with the right location + without a predicate name + when it errors + raises an error with the right location + when called on matching code + returns an enumerator yielding the matches + when called on non-matching code + returns an enumerator yielding nothing + with a pattern with a constant + is expected to match code :hello + when the value is not in the set behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - at the root level - is expected to match code s(:sclass, - s(:self), - s(:def, :something, - s(:args), - s(:int, 1))) and :freeze - within a sequence - is expected to match code nil and :Const - in head position of a sequence - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:send, nil, :a) - within a sequence with other patterns intervening - is expected to match code :@abc and s(:int, 22) - captures which also perform a match - on a set - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - on [] - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - on a sequence - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - on a node type - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - on a literal - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - when nested - behaves like multiple capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - commas - with commas randomly strewn around - behaves like invalid - is invalid - repeated - using * - with matching children - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - behaves like repeated pattern - with an ellipsis in the same sequence - is expected to match code "[:hello, 1, 2, 3]" - at beginning of sequence - behaves like invalid - is invalid - with one match - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - with multiple subcaptures - behaves like multiple capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with no match + with a pattern with a namespaced call + is expected to match code :hello + when the value is not in the set behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - nested with multiple subcaptures - behaves like multiple capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with zero match - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - without capture - is expected to match code s(:sym, :hello), s(:int, 1), s(:int, 2), and s(:int, 3) - using + - behaves like repeated pattern - with an ellipsis in the same sequence - is expected to match code "[:hello, 1, 2, 3]" - with one match - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - at beginning of sequence - behaves like invalid - is invalid - with zero match + simple sequence + on a node with the same type and matching children + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:int, 1) + on a node with too many children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a nested sequence in head position + behaves like invalid + is invalid + with a nested sequence in non-head position + is expected to match code s(:send, + s(:send, nil, :obj), :a) and :b + on a node with a different type + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a node with the same type and non-matching children + with non-matching selector behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - with matching children - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - using ? - with too many matching children + with non-matching receiver type behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - behaves like repeated pattern - with an ellipsis in the same sequence - is expected to match code "[:hello, 1, 2, 3]" - at beginning of sequence - behaves like invalid - is invalid - with one match - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with zero match - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block caret (ascend) - used with a node type - which doesn't match - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - which matches - is expected to match code 1 - inside a union - is expected to match code "abc" - repeated twice - is expected to match code 1 - inside an intersection - is expected to match code 1 using unification to match self within parent with self in the right position is expected to match code 2 with self in the wrong position behaves like nonmatching doesn't match + repeated twice + is expected to match code 1 within sequence + in head + is expected to match code 1 + of a sequence + is expected to match code 1 not in head is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc of a sequence is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc - in head + inside an intersection + is expected to match code 1 + inside a union + is expected to match code "abc" + used with a node type + which doesn't match + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + which matches is expected to match code 1 - of a sequence - is expected to match code 1 - .descend - yields all children depth first - yields the given argument if it is not a Node - ellipsis - with a nodetype at the end, but no remaining child to match it - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with [] at the end, but no remaining child to match it + commas + with commas randomly strewn around + behaves like invalid + is invalid + literals + single quoted string literals + is expected to match code "foo" + bare literal + on a node + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a matching literal + is expected to match code :bar + negative integer literals + is expected to match code -100 + negative float literals + is expected to match code -2.5 + symbol literals + is expected to match code :foo + double quoted string literals + is expected to match code "foo" + positive float literals + is expected to match code 1.0 + params + as named parameters + when extra are provided + raises an ArgumentError + when provided as argument to match + is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and {:foo=>#} + when not provided + raises an ArgumentError + without explicit number + is expected to match code s(:const, + s(:const, nil, :Namespace), :A), :A, and s(:const, nil, :Namespace) + param number zero + in a position which matches original target node + is expected to match code 1 + in a position which does not match original target node + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + when negated, with a matching value behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - preceding a capture + in root position + is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and s(:int, 10) + in root position + is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and # + in a nested sequence + is expected to match code s(:send, + s(:send, + s(:int, 5), :dec), :inc), :inc, and :dec + when preceded by $... behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - preceding multiple captures - behaves like multiple capture returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - with a set at the end, but no remaining child to match it - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - at the very beginning of a sequence - is expected to match code s(:int, 10), :*, and s(:int, 1) - with a wildcard at the end, but no remaining child to match it - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a nested sequence at the end, but no remaining child - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - captures within union - on simple subpatterns + when inside a union, with a matching value + is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and 10 + when captured behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block - within nested sequences - behaves like multiple capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with a different number of captures in each branch - behaves like invalid - is invalid - with complex nesting - behaves like multiple capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - bare node type - on a node with a different type + when inside an intersection + is expected to match code s(:int, 20), 10, and 20 + when negated, with a nonmatching value + is expected to match code s(:const, + s(:const, nil, :Namespace), :B) and :A + when preceded by ... + is expected to match code s(:send, + s(:int, 1), :+, + s(:int, 10)) and s(:int, 10) + when inside a union, with a nonmatching value behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - #to_s - is instructive - #== - returns true iff the patterns are similar + comments + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + bare node type on a node with a matching, hyphenated type is expected to match code s(:lvasgn, :a), :+, and s(:int, 1) - yaml compatibility - is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :method - #pattern - returns the pattern - #dup - is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :method marshal compatibility is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :method on a node with the same type is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :method - descend - without match - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with an immediate match - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with a match multiple levels, depth first - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - nested - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with a literal match - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and s(:array, - s(:array, - s(:int, 2), - s(:int, 3), - s(:array, - s(:array, - s(:int, 5)))), - s(:int, 4)) - regexp - matches symbols or strings - unions - with a nested sequence - is expected to match code s(:const, nil, :Const) and :method - variadic - multiple - works for complex cases - with variadic terms - works for cases with fixed arity before and after union - works for cases with variadic terms before and after union - works for cases with variadic terms after union - with fixed terms - works for cases with variadic terms after union - works for cases with fixed arity before and after union - works for cases with variadic terms before and after union - nested inside a sequence - is expected to match code s(:const, nil, :Const) and :method - at the top level - containing mixed node and literals - is expected to match code nil and :obj - containing symbol literals - when the AST has a matching symbol - is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :b - when the AST does not have a matching symbol - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - containing integer literals - is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and :abs - containing multiple [] - on a node which meets all requirements of the second [] - is expected to match code 2.4 - on a node which meets all requirements of the first [] - is expected to match code 3 - on a node which meets some requirements but not all - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - containing string literals - is expected to match code s(:str, "a") and :upcase - node type - for a child - on a child with a different type - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a child litteral - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a child with the same type - is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :foo) and :bar - in seq head - on a child with a different type - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a node with the same type - is expected to match code s(:ivar, :@ivar), :+, and s(:int, 2) - negation - on a sequence - with a node with non-matching children - is expected to match code :@b and s(:int, 1) - with a node of different type - is expected to match code :@@a and s(:int, 1) - with a matching node - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a symbol - with a matching symbol - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a non-matching symbol - is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :xyz - with a non-matching symbol, but too many children - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a set - with a non-matching value - is expected to match code :@a and s(:int, 3) - with a matching value - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a string - with a matching string - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a non-matching symbol - is expected to match code s(:str, "bar") and :upcase - when nested in complex ways - with (send str :<< str) - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with (send int :- int) - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :-, and s(:int, 1) - with (send str :+ (send str :to_i)) - is expected to match code s(:str, "abc"), :+, and s(:send, - s(:str, "1"), :to_i) - on square brackets - with a node which meets all requirements of [] - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a node which meets only 1 requirement of [] - is expected to match code 1 - sequence with trailing ... - on a node with non-matching children - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a node with the same type and more children - with 2 children more - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :blah, s(:int, 1), and s(:sym, :something) - with 1 child more - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :blah, and s(:int, 1) - on a node with a different type - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a node with fewer children, with a wildcard preceding - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a node with the same type and fewer children - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - on a node with the same type and exact number of children - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :blah - simple sequence - with a nested sequence in head position - behaves like invalid - is invalid - on a node with the same type and non-matching children - with non-matching selector - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with non-matching receiver type - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match + #pattern + returns the pattern on a node with a different type behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - on a node with too many children - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a nested sequence in non-head position - is expected to match code s(:send, - s(:send, nil, :obj), :a) and :b - on a node with the same type and matching children - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:int, 1) - predicates - applied to an integer for which the predicate is true - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc - in root position - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc - with name containing a numeral - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc - with one extra argument - for which the predicate is true - is expected to match code s(:send, - s(:int, 1), :+, - s(:int, 2)) and 1 - for which the predicate is false - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with an expression argument - for which the predicate is true - is expected to match code s(:int, 2), :+, and s(:float, 2.0) - for which the predicate is false - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a named argument - for which the predicate is true - is expected to match code s(:send, - s(:int, 1), :+, - s(:int, 2)) and {:param=>1} - with extra arguments - raises an error - for which the predicate is false - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - when not given - raises an error - applied to an integer for which the predicate is false - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with multiple arguments - for which the predicate is true - is expected to match code s(:str, "c"), "a", and "d" - for which the predicate is false - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - when captured - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - at head position of a sequence - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc - with a constant argument - for which the predicate is false - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - for which the predicate is true - is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:int, 2) - when negated - is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc - when in last-child position, but all children have already been matched - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - macros - with a pattern with a namespaced call - is expected to match code :hello - when the value is not in the set - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a pattern with a constant - is expected to match code :hello - when the value is not in the set - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a pattern with captures - def_node_matcher - when it errors - raises an error with the right location - when called on matching code - is expected to eq :hello - when called on non-matching code - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - def_node_search - without a predicate name - when called on non-matching code - returns an enumerator yielding nothing - when it errors - raises an error with the right location - when called on matching code - returns an enumerator yielding the captures - when the pattern contains keyword_params - returns an enumerator yielding the captures - when helper is called with default keyword_params - is overridden when calling the matcher - some defaults are not params - raises an error - and no value is given to the matcher - uses the defaults - with a predicate name - when called on matching code - is expected to match code nil, :foo, s(:sym, :hello), and s(:sym, :world) - when it errors - raises an error with the right location - when called on non-matching code - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with a pattern without captures - def_node_search - returns the method name - with a predicate name - when called on non-matching code - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - when called on matching code - is expected to match code nil, :foo, s(:sym, :hello), and s(:sym, :world) - when it errors - raises an error with the right location - without a predicate name - when called on matching code - returns an enumerator yielding the matches - when it errors - raises an error with the right location - when called on non-matching code - returns an enumerator yielding nothing - def_node_matcher - returns the method name - when called on non-matching code - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - when called on matching code - is expected to match code :hello - when it errors - raises an error with the right location + yaml compatibility + is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :method + #dup + is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :method + #== + returns true iff the patterns are similar + #to_s + is instructive bad syntax - with negated ellipsis + with empty union behaves like invalid is invalid with unmatched closing paren behaves like invalid is invalid - with negated closing curly + with variadic unions where not supported behaves like invalid is invalid - with empty union subsequence in seq head + with empty intersection behaves like invalid is invalid - with empty parentheses + with negated ellipsis behaves like invalid is invalid - with leading comma in arg list + with unmatched opening paren behaves like invalid is invalid with unmatched closing curly behaves like invalid is invalid - with unsupported subsequence in seq head within union - behaves like invalid - is invalid with doubled ellipsis is expected to match code "foo" with unmatched opening curly behaves like invalid is invalid - with empty union + with negated closing paren behaves like invalid is invalid - with negated closing paren + with leading comma in arg list behaves like invalid is invalid - with unmatched opening paren + with empty union subsequence in seq head behaves like invalid is invalid - with doubled comma in arg list + with empty parentheses behaves like invalid is invalid - with empty intersection + with negated closing curly behaves like invalid is invalid - with variadic unions where not supported + with doubled comma in arg list + behaves like invalid + is invalid + with unsupported subsequence in seq head within union behaves like invalid is invalid with unmatched opening paren and `...` behaves like invalid is invalid - nil - against a node pattern (bug #5470) + predicates + applied to an integer for which the predicate is false behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - nil value in AST + when captured + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + applied to an integer for which the predicate is true + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc + when in last-child position, but all children have already been matched behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - nil literals - is expected to match code - nil value in AST, use nil? method - is expected to match code nil and :foo - funcalls - with one argument - is expected to match code s(:str, "foo") and "foo" - without extra arguments - is expected to match code :a and s(:int, 1) + when negated + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc + with one extra argument + for which the predicate is true + is expected to match code s(:send, + s(:int, 1), :+, + s(:int, 2)) and 1 + for which the predicate is false + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + at head position of a sequence + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc + with a constant argument + for which the predicate is false + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + for which the predicate is true + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:int, 2) with multiple arguments - is expected to match code s(:str, "c"), "a", and "d" - literals - negative integer literals - is expected to match code -100 - single quoted string literals - is expected to match code "foo" - double quoted string literals - is expected to match code "foo" - symbol literals - is expected to match code :foo - negative float literals - is expected to match code -2.5 - bare literal - on a node + for which the predicate is true + is expected to match code s(:str, "c"), "a", and "d" + for which the predicate is false behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - on a matching literal - is expected to match code :bar - positive float literals - is expected to match code 1.0 - captures on ... - with a remaining capture at the end - behaves like multiple capture - returns captured values if there is no block - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - with a remaining literal at the end + with an expression argument + for which the predicate is false + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + for which the predicate is true + is expected to match code s(:int, 2), :+, and s(:float, 2.0) + in root position + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc + with name containing a numeral + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :inc + with a named argument + when not given + raises an error + with extra arguments + raises an error + for which the predicate is false + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + for which the predicate is true + is expected to match code s(:send, + s(:int, 1), :+, + s(:int, 2)) and {:param=>1} + node type + for a child + on a child with the same type + is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :foo) and :bar + on a child with a different type + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a child litteral + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + in seq head + on a child with a different type + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a node with the same type + is expected to match code s(:ivar, :@ivar), :+, and s(:int, 2) + regexp + matches symbols or strings + ellipsis + with a nested sequence at the end, but no remaining child + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + at the very beginning of a sequence + is expected to match code s(:int, 10), :*, and s(:int, 1) + with a nodetype at the end, but no remaining child to match it + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + preceding a capture behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block + preceding multiple captures + behaves like multiple capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + with a wildcard at the end, but no remaining child to match it + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with [] at the end, but no remaining child to match it + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a set at the end, but no remaining child to match it + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + captures on ... with a remaining wildcard at the end behaves like single capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with a remaining literal at the end + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block with no remaining pattern at the end behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block - with a remaining set at the end + with a remaining node type at the end behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block + with a remaining capture at the end + behaves like multiple capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block with a remaining sequence at the end behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block with remaining patterns at the end behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block at the very beginning of a sequence behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with a remaining set at the end + behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block with a remaining [] at the end behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block after a child behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - with a remaining node type at the end - behaves like single capture returns captured values if there is no block + negation + on a sequence + with a matching node + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a node of different type + is expected to match code :@@a and s(:int, 1) + with a node with non-matching children + is expected to match code :@b and s(:int, 1) + on a symbol + with a matching symbol + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a non-matching symbol, but too many children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a non-matching symbol + is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :xyz + on a string + with a non-matching symbol + is expected to match code s(:str, "bar") and :upcase + with a matching string + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + when nested in complex ways + with (send int :- int) + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :-, and s(:int, 1) + with (send str :<< str) + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with (send str :+ (send str :to_i)) + is expected to match code s(:str, "abc"), :+, and s(:send, + s(:str, "1"), :to_i) + on a set + with a non-matching value + is expected to match code :@a and s(:int, 3) + with a matching value + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on square brackets + with a node which meets all requirements of [] + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a node which meets only 1 requirement of [] + is expected to match code 1 + captures which also perform a match + when nested + behaves like multiple capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - captures on a wildcard - at the root level + returns captured values if there is no block + on a literal behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block + on a node type + behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - in head position in a sequence against nil (bug #5470) - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - in head position in a sequence + returns captured values if there is no block + on [] behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block + on a sequence + behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - in non-head position in a sequence + returns captured values if there is no block + on a set behaves like single capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + captures on a wildcard nested in any child behaves like multiple capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - in a nested sequence + in non-head position in a sequence behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block - in head position in a sequence against literal (bug #5470) - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - params - when preceded by ... - is expected to match code s(:send, - s(:int, 1), :+, - s(:int, 10)) and s(:int, 10) - when captured + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + in a nested sequence behaves like single capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - in root position - is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and s(:int, 10) - in root position - is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and # - without explicit number - is expected to match code s(:const, - s(:const, nil, :Namespace), :A), :A, and s(:const, nil, :Namespace) - when negated, with a matching value + in head position in a sequence against literal (bug #5470) behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - when inside an intersection - is expected to match code s(:int, 20), 10, and 20 - when negated, with a nonmatching value - is expected to match code s(:const, - s(:const, nil, :Namespace), :B) and :A - when inside a union, with a nonmatching value + in head position in a sequence against nil (bug #5470) behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - param number zero - in a position which does not match original target node + in head position in a sequence + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + at the root level + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + wildcards + named wildcards + in head position of a sequence + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:send, nil, :a) + within a sequence with other patterns intervening + is expected to match code :@abc and s(:int, 22) + within a sequence + with values which cannot be unified + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + unifying the node type with an argument + is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :send + with values which can be unified + is expected to match code s(:int, 5), :+, and s(:int, 5) + at the root level + is expected to match code s(:sclass, + s(:self), + s(:def, :something, + s(:args), + s(:int, 1))) and :freeze + within a union + with a preceding unifying constraint + matching a branch + is expected to match code s(:int, 2) and s(:array, + s(:int, 2), + s(:int, 1)) + that can not be unified + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + confined to the union + without unification + is expected to match code s(:int, 2) and s(:int, 1) + with partial unification + matching the free branch + is expected to match code s(:int, 2) and s(:int, 1) + matching the unified branch + is expected to match code s(:int, 5) and s(:int, 5) + that can not be unified + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with a succeeding unifying constraint + with all branches with the wildcard + that can not be unified + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + matching another branch + is expected to match code s(:array, + s(:int, 2), + s(:int, 1)) and s(:int, 2) + matching the first branch + is expected to match code s(:array, + s(:int, 1), + s(:int, 2)) and s(:int, 2) + with branches without the wildcard + encountered after + behaves like invalid + is invalid + encountered first + behaves like invalid + is invalid + unnamed wildcards + at the root level + is expected to match code s(:sclass, + s(:self), + s(:def, :something, + s(:args), + s(:int, 1))) and :freeze + in head position of a sequence + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :+, and s(:send, nil, :a) + within a sequence with other patterns intervening + is expected to match code :@abc and s(:int, 22) + within a sequence + is expected to match code nil and :Const + negated behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - in a position which matches original target node - is expected to match code 1 - as named parameters - when not provided - raises an ArgumentError - when provided as argument to match - is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and {:foo=>#} - when extra are provided - raises an ArgumentError - when inside a union, with a matching value - is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and 10 - when preceded by $... + captures within union + with complex nesting + behaves like multiple capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + within nested sequences + behaves like multiple capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + on simple subpatterns behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block - in a nested sequence - is expected to match code s(:send, - s(:send, - s(:int, 5), :dec), :inc), :inc, and :dec + with a different number of captures in each branch + behaves like invalid + is invalid + descend + nested + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + with a match multiple levels, depth first + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with an immediate match + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with a literal match + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and s(:array, + s(:array, + s(:int, 2), + s(:int, 3), + s(:array, + s(:array, + s(:int, 5)))), + s(:int, 4)) + without match + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match in any order doubled separated by an ellipsis behaves like multiple capture - returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block separated by fixed argument behaves like multiple capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - with an ellipsis - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with a captured ellipsis - nested + without ellipsis + with too many children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with too few children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + with matching children behaves like multiple capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block + with a captured ellipsis + matching all children + behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block matching non sequential children behaves like single capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - matching all children - behaves like single capture - returns captured values if there is no block + nested + behaves like multiple capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + with an ellipsis + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block captured without ellipsis behaves like single capture returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - without ellipsis - with too many children - behaves like nonmatching - doesn't match - with matching children - behaves like multiple capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block - with too few children + invalid + doubled with ellipsis in wrong order behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - invalid + containing ellipsis not at the end + behaves like invalid + is invalid nested behaves like invalid is invalid + at the beginning of a sequence + behaves like invalid + is invalid doubled with ellipsis behaves like multiple capture + returns captured values if there is no block yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with an ellipsis inside and outside + behaves like multiple capture returns captured values if there is no block - at the beginning of a sequence - behaves like invalid - is invalid - doubled with ellipsis in wrong order + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + repeated + using * + with multiple subcaptures + behaves like multiple capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + behaves like repeated pattern + with one match + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + at beginning of sequence + behaves like invalid + is invalid + with an ellipsis in the same sequence + is expected to match code "[:hello, 1, 2, 3]" + with matching children + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + with zero match + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + nested with multiple subcaptures + behaves like multiple capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with no match behaves like nonmatching doesn't match - with an ellipsis inside and outside - behaves like multiple capture + without capture + is expected to match code s(:sym, :hello), s(:int, 1), s(:int, 2), and s(:int, 3) + using ? + with too many matching children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + behaves like repeated pattern + at beginning of sequence + behaves like invalid + is invalid + with one match + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + with an ellipsis in the same sequence + is expected to match code "[:hello, 1, 2, 3]" + with zero match + behaves like single capture yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block returns captured values if there is no block - containing ellipsis not at the end - behaves like invalid - is invalid - comments - behaves like single capture - yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block - returns captured values if there is no block + using + + with matching children + behaves like single capture + returns captured values if there is no block + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + behaves like repeated pattern + with one match + behaves like single capture + yields captured value(s) and returns true if there is a block + returns captured values if there is no block + at beginning of sequence + behaves like invalid + is invalid + with an ellipsis in the same sequence + is expected to match code "[:hello, 1, 2, 3]" + with zero match + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + unions + with a nested sequence + is expected to match code s(:const, nil, :Const) and :method + variadic + with variadic terms + works for cases with variadic terms after union + works for cases with variadic terms before and after union + works for cases with fixed arity before and after union + with fixed terms + works for cases with variadic terms before and after union + works for cases with fixed arity before and after union + works for cases with variadic terms after union + multiple + works for complex cases + at the top level + containing symbol literals + when the AST has a matching symbol + is expected to match code s(:send, nil, :obj) and :b + when the AST does not have a matching symbol + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + containing string literals + is expected to match code s(:str, "a") and :upcase + containing multiple [] + on a node which meets all requirements of the second [] + is expected to match code 2.4 + on a node which meets some requirements but not all + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a node which meets all requirements of the first [] + is expected to match code 3 + containing integer literals + is expected to match code s(:int, 10) and :abs + containing mixed node and literals + is expected to match code nil and :obj + nested inside a sequence + is expected to match code s(:const, nil, :Const) and :method + sequence with trailing ... + on a node with non-matching children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a node with fewer children, with a wildcard preceding + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a node with the same type and fewer children + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match + on a node with the same type and exact number of children + is expected to match code s(:int, 1) and :blah + on a node with the same type and more children + with 1 child more + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :blah, and s(:int, 1) + with 2 children more + is expected to match code s(:int, 1), :blah, s(:int, 1), and s(:sym, :something) + on a node with a different type + behaves like nonmatching + doesn't match -RuboCop::AST::SendNode - #block_argument? - with regular arguments - is expected not to be block argument - with a block argument - is expected to be block argument - with mixed arguments - is expected to be block argument - with no arguments - is expected not to be block argument - #comparison_method? - with a comparison method - is expected to be comparison method - with a negation method - is expected not to be comparison method - with a regular method - is expected not to be comparison method - #arguments? - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be arguments - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be arguments - with a single splat argument - is expected to be arguments - with a single literal argument - is expected to be arguments - with no arguments - is expected not to be arguments - #last_argument - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be sym type - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be splat type - with a single splat argument - is expected to be splat type - with a single literal argument - is expected to be sym type - with no arguments +RuboCop::AST::ArrayNode + #bracketed? + unbracketed is expected to be nil - #splat_argument? - with no arguments - is expected not to be splat argument - with a splat argument - is expected to be splat argument - with regular arguments - is expected not to be splat argument - with mixed arguments - is expected to be splat argument - #camel_case_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be camel case method - with a camel case method - is expected to be camel case method - #nonmutating_hash_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be nonmutating hash method - with a mutating Hash method - is expected not to be nonmutating hash method - with a nonmutating Hash method - is expected to be nonmutating hash method - #lambda? - with a lambda method - is expected to be lambda - with a method named lambda in a class - is expected not to be lambda - with a non-lambda method - is expected not to be lambda - with a stabby lambda method - is expected to be lambda - #parenthesized? - with arguments - when using parentheses - is expected to be parenthesized - when not using parentheses - is expected not to be parenthesized - with no arguments - when not using parentheses - is expected not to be parenthesized - when using parentheses - is expected to be parenthesized - #post_condition_loop? - is expected not to be post condition loop + with a percent literal + is expected to be bracketed + with square brackets + is expected to be bracketed + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArrayNode + #each_value + without block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + with block + is expected to eq ["(int 1)", "(int 2)", "(int 3)"] + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArrayNode + #square_brackets? + with a percent literal + is expected not to be square brackets + with square brackets + is expected to be square brackets + #values + with an array of literals + is expected to all be literal + is expected to eq 3 + with an array of variables + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to all be send type + with an empty array + is expected to be empty + #percent_literal? + with a string percent literal + is expected to be percent literal :string + is expected to be percent literal + is expected not to be percent literal :symbol + with a symbol percent literal + is expected to be percent literal + is expected to be percent literal :symbol + is expected not to be percent literal :string + with square brackets + is expected not to be percent literal :string + is expected not to be percent literal :symbol + is expected not to be percent literal + +RuboCop::AST::AliasNode + #new_identifier + is expected to eq :foo + is expected to be sym type + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AliasNode + #old_identifier + is expected to eq :bar + is expected to be sym type + +RuboCop::AST::DefinedNode + #arguments + is expected to all be sym type + is expected to eq 1 #method_name - with an operator method - is expected to eq :== - with a setter method - is expected to eq :bar= - with a plain method - is expected to eq :bar - with an implicit call method - is expected to eq :call - #bare_access_modifier? - when node is a bare `module_function` - is expected to be bare access modifier - when node is not an access modifier - is expected not to be bare access modifier - when node has an argument - is expected not to be bare access modifier - with Ruby >= 2.7 - when node is access modifier in numblock - is expected to be bare access modifier - when node is access modifier in block - is expected to be bare access modifier - #nonmutating_operator_method? - with a nonmutating binary operator method - is expected to be nonmutating operator method - with a mutating binary operator method - is expected not to be nonmutating operator method - with a nonmutating unary operator method - is expected to be nonmutating operator method + is expected to eq :defined? + #receiver + is expected to be nil + .new + with a defined? node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::DefinedNode + +RuboCop::AST::HashNode + #pairs_on_same_line? + with no pairs on the same line + is expected not to be pairs on same line + with some pairs on the same line + is expected to be pairs on same line + with all pairs on the same line + is expected to be pairs on same line + #each_value + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + when passed a block + yields all the pairs + #each_key + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + when passed a block + yields all the pairs + #each_pair + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + when passed a block + yields all the pairs + #empty? + with an empty hash + is expected to be empty + with a hash containing a keyword splat + is expected not to be empty + with a hash containing pairs + is expected not to be empty + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::HashNode + #values + with an empty hash + is expected to be empty + with a hash with string keys + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to all be send type + with a hash with literal values + is expected to eq 3 + is expected to all be literal + #mixed_delimiters? + when all pairs are using a hash rocket delimiter + is expected not to be mixed delimiters + when pairs are using different delimiters + is expected to be mixed delimiters + when all pairs are using a colon delimiter + is expected not to be mixed delimiters + #keys + with an empty hash + is expected to be empty + with a hash with string keys + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to all be str type + with a hash with symbol keys + is expected to all be sym type + is expected to eq 3 + #pairs + with an empty hash + is expected to be empty + with a hash of literals + is expected to all be pair type + is expected to eq 3 + with a hash of variables + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to all be pair type + #braces? + with braces + is expected to be braces + as an argument with no braces + is expected not to be braces + as an argument with braces + is expected to be braces + +RuboCop::AST::DefNode + #predicate_method? + with a bang method + is expected not to be predicate method with a regular method - is expected not to be nonmutating operator method - #first_argument + is expected not to be predicate method + with a predicate method + is expected to be predicate method + #rest_argument? with no arguments - is expected to be nil - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be sym type - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be sym type - with a single splat argument - is expected to be splat type - with a single literal argument - is expected to be sym type + is expected not to be rest argument + with mixed arguments + is expected to be rest argument + with a rest argument + is expected to be rest argument + with regular arguments + is expected not to be rest argument #assignment_method? - with a bracket assignment method - is expected to be assignment method with a regular method is expected not to be assignment method + with a bracket assignment method + is expected to be assignment method with a comparison method is expected not to be assignment method with an assignment method is expected to be assignment method - #double_colon? - without a dot - is expected not to be double colon - with a unary method - is expected not to be double colon - with a double colon - is expected to be double colon - with a dot - is expected not to be double colon - #binary_operation?? - with a unary operation - is expected not to be binary operation - with a regular method call - is expected not to be binary operation - with an implicit call method - is expected not to be binary operation - with a binary operation - is expected to be binary operation - #nonmutating_string_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be nonmutating string method - with a mutating String method - is expected not to be nonmutating string method - with a nonmutating String method - is expected to be nonmutating string method - #negation_method? - with a non-negated method - is expected not to be negation method - with suffix `not` - is expected not to be negation method - with prefix bang - is expected to be negation method - with prefix `not` - is expected to be negation method - #block_literal? - with no block - is expected not to be block literal - with a block literal - is expected to be block literal - with Ruby >= 2.7 - with a numblock literal - is expected to be block literal - with a block argument - is expected not to be block literal - #receiver - with a literal receiver - is expected to be str type - with no receiver - is expected to be nil - with a variable receiver - is expected to be send type - #nonmutating_unary_operator_method? + #camel_case_method? + with a camel case method + is expected to be camel case method with a regular method - is expected not to be nonmutating unary operator method - with a nonmutating unary operator method - is expected to be nonmutating unary operator method - #macro? - without a receiver - when in an if - is expected to be macro - when parent is a method definition - is expected not to be macro - when parent is a struct constructor - is expected to be macro - with Ruby >= 2.7 - when parent is a numblock in a macro scope - is expected to be macro - when parent is a block in a macro scope - is expected to be macro - when in the global scope - is expected to be macro - when parent is a class constructor - is expected to be macro - when parent is a begin without a parent - is expected to be macro - when parent is a keyword begin inside of an class - is expected to be macro - when parent is a singleton class - is expected to be macro - when parent is a module - is expected to be macro - when parent is a class - is expected to be macro - when parent is a block not in a macro scope - is expected not to be macro - without a parent - is expected to be macro - when the condition of an if - is expected not to be macro - with a receiver - when parent is a module - is expected not to be macro - when parent is a class - is expected not to be macro - #attribute_accessor? - with an accessor - returns the accessor method and Array] - with a call without arguments - is expected to be nil + is expected not to be camel case method #method? when message does not match when argument is a symbol @@ -2461,729 +2491,87 @@ is expected to be method "bar" when argument is a symbol is expected to be method :bar - #arithmetic_operation? - with a unary numeric operation - is expected not to be arithmetic operation - with a binary arithmetic operation - is expected to be arithmetic operation - with a regular method call - is expected not to be arithmetic operation - #prefix_not? - with a bang method - is expected not to be prefix not - with a non-negated method - is expected not to be prefix not - with keyword `not` - is expected to be prefix not - #enumerable_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be enumerable method - with an enumerable method - is expected to be enumerable method - #predicate_method? - with a bang method - is expected not to be predicate method - with a regular method - is expected not to be predicate method - with a predicate method - is expected to be predicate method - #unary_operation? - with a regular method call - is expected not to be unary operation - with a binary operation - is expected not to be unary operation - with an implicit call method - is expected not to be unary operation - with a unary operation - is expected to be unary operation - #def_modifier - with call with no argument - is expected to be nil - with a block containing a method definition - is expected to be nil - with several prefixed def modifiers - is expected to eq :qux - with a prefixed def modifier - is expected to eq :bar - #nonmutating_array_method? - with a mutating Array method - is expected not to be nonmutating array method - with a regular method - is expected not to be nonmutating array method - with a nonmutating Array method - is expected to be nonmutating array method - #bang_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be bang method - with a predicate method - is expected not to be bang method - with a bang method - is expected to be bang method - #const_receiver? - with a constant receiver - is expected to be const receiver - with a non-constant receiver - is expected not to be const receiver - with a self receiver - is expected not to be const receiver - #self_receiver? - with a non-self receiver - is expected not to be self receiver - with a self receiver - is expected to be self receiver - with an implicit receiver - is expected not to be self receiver - #command? - when argument is a symbol - with an implicit receiver - is expected to be command :bar - with an explicit receiver - is expected not to be command :bar - when argument is a string - with an implicit receiver - is expected to be command "bar" - with an explicit receiver - is expected not to be command "bar" - #loop_keyword? - is expected not to be loop keyword - #operator_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be operator method - with a setter method - is expected not to be operator method - with a unary operator method - is expected to be operator method - with a binary operator method - is expected to be operator method - #dot? - without a dot - is expected not to be dot - with a dot - is expected to be dot - with a unary method - is expected not to be dot - with a double colon - is expected not to be dot - #non_bare_access_modifier? - when node is not an access modifier - is expected not to be non bare access modifier - when node is a non-bare `module_function` - is expected to be non bare access modifier - when node does not have an argument - is expected not to be non bare access modifier - #prefix_bang? - with keyword `not` - is expected not to be prefix bang - with a bang method - is expected to be prefix bang - with a non-negated method - is expected not to be prefix bang - #block_node - with no block - is expected to be nil - with Ruby >= 2.7 - with a numblock literal - is expected to be numblock type - with a block literal - is expected to be block type - with a block argument - is expected to be nil - #access_modifier? - when node is a bare `module_function` - is expected to be access modifier - when node is a non-bare `module_function` - is expected to be access modifier - when node is not an access modifier - is expected not to be bare access modifier - .new - with a regular method send - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SendNode - with a safe navigation method send - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SendNode - #lambda_literal? - with `a.() {}` style method - is expected not to be lambda - with a non-lambda method - is expected not to be lambda - with a lambda method - is expected not to be lambda literal - with a stabby lambda - is expected to be lambda literal - #arguments - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to eq 2 - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 - with a single literal argument - is expected to eq 1 - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to eq 2 - #nonmutating_binary_operator_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be nonmutating binary operator method - with a nonmutating binary operator method - is expected to be nonmutating binary operator method - with a mutating binary operator method - is expected not to be nonmutating binary operator method - #def_modifier? - with a block containing a method definition - is expected not to be def modifier - with several prefixed def modifiers - is expected to be def modifier - with a prefixed def modifier - is expected to be def modifier - #setter_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be setter method - with a setter method - is expected to be setter method - with an indexed setter method - is expected to be setter method - with an operator method - is expected not to be setter method - #implicit_call? - with a regular method - is expected not to be implicit call - with an explicit call method - is expected not to be implicit call - with an implicit call method - is expected to be implicit call - -RuboCop::AST::WhileNode - #keyword - is expected to eq "while" - #post_condition_loop? - with a statement while - is expected not to be post condition loop - with a modifier while - is expected to be post condition loop - #loop_keyword? - with a modifier while - is expected to be loop keyword - with a statement while - is expected to be loop keyword - #do? - with a do keyword - is expected to be do - without a do keyword - is expected not to be do - .new - with a modifier while - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::WhileNode - with a statement while - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::WhileNode - #inverse_keyword - is expected to eq "until" - -RuboCop::AST::OrNode - #semantic_operator? - with a logical or node - is expected not to be semantic operator - with a semantic or node - is expected to be semantic operator - #rhs - with a logical or node - is expected to be int type - with a semantic or node - is expected to be int type - #lhs - with a logical or node - is expected to be sym type - with a semantic or node - is expected to be sym type - .new - with a logical or node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OrNode - with a semantic or node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OrNode - #alternate_operator - with a semantic or node - is expected to eq "||" - with a logical or node - is expected to eq "or" - #operator - with a semantic or node - is expected to eq "or" - with a logical or node - is expected to eq "||" - #inverse_operator - with a semantic or node - is expected to eq "and" - with a logical or node - is expected to eq "&&" - #logical_operator? - with a semantic or node - is expected not to be logical operator - with a logical or node - is expected to be logical operator - -RuboCop::AST::PairNode - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::PairNode - #colon? - when using a hash rocket delimiter - is expected not to be colon - when using a colon delimiter - is expected to be colon - #value_on_new_line? - when value starts on a new line - is expected to be value on new line - when value spans multiple lines - is expected not to be value on new line - when pair is on a single line - is expected not to be value on new line - #delimiter - when using a hash rocket delimiter - is expected to eq "=>" - is expected to eq " => " - when using a colon delimiter - is expected to eq ":" - is expected to eq ": " - #key - when using a string key - is expected to be str type - when using a symbol key - is expected to be sym type - #same_line? - when pairs are on separate lines - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected not to be same line s(:pair, - s(:sym, :b), - s(:int, 2)) - when last pair is a keyword splat - is expected not to be same line s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - when both pairs are on the same line - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to be same line s(:pair, - s(:sym, :b), - s(:int, 2)) - when both pair is a keyword splat - is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - when a multiline pair shares the same line - when last pair is a keyword splat - is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, - s(:send, nil, :foo)) - is expected to be same line s(:pair, - s(:sym, :a), - s(:begin)) - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to be same line s(:pair, - s(:sym, :b), - s(:int, 2)) - is expected to be same line s(:pair, - s(:sym, :a), - s(:begin)) - #hash_rocket? - when using a colon delimiter - is expected not to be hash rocket - when using a hash rocket delimiter - is expected to be hash rocket - #value_delta - when using colon delimiters - when both pairs are on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when values are aligned - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when receiver value is ahead - is expected to eq 2 - when receiver value is behind - is expected to eq -2 - when using hash rocket delimiters - when both pairs are on the same line - is expected to eq 0 - when receiver value is ahead - is expected to eq 2 - when receiver value is behind - is expected to eq -2 - when values are aligned - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - #key_delta - with alignment set to :left - when using hash rocket delimiters - when receiver key is ahead - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 2 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 2 - when receiver key is behind - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq -2 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq -2 - when keys are aligned - when both keys are explicit keys - is expected to eq 0 - when second key is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when both keys are on the same line - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when using colon delimiters - when receiver key is behind - when both pairs are reail pairs - is expected to eq -2 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq -2 - when keys are aligned - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - when receiver key is ahead - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 2 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 2 - when both keys are on the same line - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - with alignment set to :right - when using colon delimiters - when both keys are on the same line - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when receiver key is ahead - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 2 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when receiver key is behind - when both pairs are reail pairs - is expected to eq -2 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when keys are aligned - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when using hash rocket delimiters - when receiver key is ahead - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 2 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when receiver key is behind - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq -2 - when keys are aligned - when second key is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - when both keys are explicit keys - is expected to eq 0 - when both keys are on the same line - when both pairs are explicit pairs - is expected to eq 0 - when second pair is a keyword splat - is expected to eq 0 - #inverse_delimiter - when using a colon delimiter - is expected to eq "=>" - is expected to eq " => " - when using a hash rocket delimiter - is expected to eq ": " - is expected to eq ":" - #value - is expected to be int type - #value_omission? - when using hash value omission - is expected to be value omission - when not using hash value omission - is expected not to be value omission - -RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode - #empty_and_without_delimiters? - with empty arguments - with a lambda literal - is expected to equal true - with a method definition - is expected to equal true - with a block - is expected to equal true - with delimiters - with a lambda literal - is expected to equal false - with a block - is expected to equal false - with a method definition - is expected to equal false - with arguments - with a method definition - is expected to equal false - with a lambda literal - is expected to equal false - .new - with a method definition - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode - with a block - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode - with a lambda literal - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode - #argument_list - is expected to eq [s(:arg, :a), s(:optarg, :b, - s(:int, 42)), s(:arg, :c), s(:restarg, :d), s(:kwarg, :e), s(:kwoptarg, :f, - s(:int, 42)), s(:kwrestarg, :g), s(:blockarg, :h), s(:shadowarg, :i)] - when using Ruby 2.7 or newer - with argument forwarding - is expected to eq [s(:forward_arg)] - -RuboCop::AST::YieldNode - #double_colon? - is expected not to be double colon - #arguments - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to eq 2 - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to eq 2 - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with a single literal argument - is expected to eq 1 - #method? - when message matches - when argument is a symbol - is expected to be method :yield - when argument is a string - is expected to be method "yield" - when message does not match - when argument is a symbol - is expected not to be method :foo - when argument is a string - is expected not to be method "foo" - #bang_method? - is expected not to be bang method - #camel_case_method? - is expected not to be camel case method - #block_literal? - is expected not to be block literal - #block_argument? - is expected not to be block argument - #macro? - is expected not to be macro - #predicate_method? - is expected not to be predicate method - #block_node - is expected to be nil - #setter_method? - is expected not to be setter method - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::YieldNode - #command? - when argument is a symbol - is expected to be command :yield - when argument is a string - is expected to be command "yield" - #const_receiver? - is expected not to be const receiver - #self_receiver? - is expected not to be self receiver - #last_argument - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be splat type - with no arguments - is expected to be nil - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be sym type - with a single literal argument - is expected to be sym type - with a single splat argument - is expected to be splat type - #assignment_method? - is expected not to be assignment method - #implicit_call? - is expected not to be implicit call - #method_name - is expected to eq :yield - #receiver - is expected to be nil - #parenthesized? - with arguments - when using parentheses - is expected to be parenthesized - when not using parentheses - is expected not to be parenthesized - with no arguments - when using parentheses - is expected to be parenthesized - when not using parentheses - is expected not to be parenthesized - #first_argument - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be sym type - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be sym type - with no arguments - is expected to be nil - with a single literal argument - is expected to be sym type - with a single splat argument - is expected to be splat type - #splat_argument? - with regular arguments - is expected not to be splat argument - with mixed arguments - is expected to be splat argument - with no arguments - is expected not to be splat argument - with a splat argument - is expected to be splat argument - #comparison_method? - is expected not to be comparison method - #dot? - is expected not to be dot #arguments? - with multiple literal arguments + with a single regular argument + is expected to be arguments + with a single keyword argument is expected to be arguments with no arguments is expected not to be arguments - with a single literal argument + with multiple mixed arguments is expected to be arguments - with a single splat argument + with a single rest argument is expected to be arguments - with multiple mixed arguments + with multiple regular arguments is expected to be arguments - #operator_method? - is expected not to be operator method - -RuboCop::AST::InPatternNode - when using Ruby 2.7 or newer - #pattern - with an array pattern - is expected to be array pattern type - with a variable pattern - is expected to be match var type - with a pin operator - is expected to be pin type - with an as pattern - is expected to be match as type - with a hash pattern - is expected to be hash pattern type - with an alternative pattern - is expected to be match alt type - with a value pattern - is expected to be int type - #then? - without a then keyword - is expected not to be then - with a then keyword - is expected to be then - #branch_index - is expected to eq 1 - is expected to eq 0 - is expected to eq 2 - #body - without a then keyword - is expected to be array type - with a then keyword - is expected to be sym type - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::InPatternNode - -RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - #name - with a `gvasgn` node - is expected to eq :$var - with a `lvasgn` node - is expected to eq :var - with a `ivasgn` node - is expected to eq :@var - with a `cvasgn` node - is expected to eq :@@var + #first_argument + with a single rest argument + is expected to be restarg type + with a single keyword argument + is expected to be kwoptarg type + with no arguments + is expected to be nil + with a single regular argument + is expected to be arg type + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be arg type + with multiple regular arguments + is expected to be arg type .new - with a `cvasgn` node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - with a `lvasgn` node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - with a `gvasgn` node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - with a `ivasgn` node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - #expression - with a `ivasgn` node - is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - with a `cvasgn` node - is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - with a `lvasgn` node - is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - with a `gvasgn` node - is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - -RuboCop::AST::DefNode - #comparison_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be comparison method - with a comparison method - is expected to be comparison method - #endless? - with endless method definition - is expected to be endless - with standard method definition - is expected not to be endless - #predicate_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be predicate method - with a predicate method - is expected to be predicate method - with a bang method - is expected not to be predicate method + with a def node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::DefNode + with a defs node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::DefNode #method_name - with an operator method - is expected to eq :== - with a unary method - is expected to eq :-@ with a plain method is expected to eq :foo with a setter method is expected to eq :foo= - #assignment_method? - with a bracket assignment method - is expected to be assignment method - with an assignment method - is expected to be assignment method + with a unary method + is expected to eq :-@ + with an operator method + is expected to eq :== + when using Ruby 2.7 or newer + #argument_forwarding? + is expected to be argument forwarding + #receiver + with a singleton method definition + is expected to be const type + with a class method definition + is expected to be self type + with an instance method definition + is expected to be nil + #void_context? + with a regular assignment method + is expected to be void context with a regular method - is expected not to be assignment method + is expected not to be void context with a comparison method - is expected not to be assignment method + is expected not to be void context + with a bracket assignment method + is expected to be void context + with an initializer method + is expected to be void context #body - with no body - is expected to be nil with a multi-expression body is expected to be begin type with a single expression body is expected to be send type - #last_argument - with a single rest argument - is expected to be restarg type - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be restarg type + with no body + is expected to be nil + #arguments with multiple regular arguments - is expected to be arg type + is expected to eq 2 + with a single rest argument + is expected to eq 1 with no arguments - is expected to be nil + is expected to be empty + with argument forwarding + is expected to eq 1 + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to eq 2 with a single regular argument - is expected to be arg type - with a single keyword argument - is expected to be kwoptarg type + is expected to eq 1 #bang_method? with a bang method is expected to be bang method @@ -3191,248 +2579,215 @@ is expected not to be bang method with a predicate method is expected not to be bang method + #self_receiver? + with an instance method definition + is expected not to be self receiver + with a singleton method definition + is expected not to be self receiver + with a class method definition + is expected to be self receiver + #endless? + with endless method definition + is expected to be endless + with standard method definition + is expected not to be endless #const_receiver? + with an instance method definition + is expected not to be const receiver with a class method definition is expected not to be const receiver with a singleton method definition is expected to be const receiver - with an instance method definition - is expected not to be const receiver - #block_argument? - with no arguments - is expected not to be block argument - with mixed arguments - is expected to be block argument - with regular arguments - is expected not to be block argument - with a block argument - is expected to be block argument - #first_argument + #operator_method? + with a regular method + is expected not to be operator method + with a binary operator method + is expected to be operator method + with a setter method + is expected not to be operator method + with a unary operator method + is expected to be operator method + #comparison_method? + with a comparison method + is expected to be comparison method + with a regular method + is expected not to be comparison method + #last_argument + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be restarg type with a single regular argument is expected to be arg type with a single keyword argument is expected to be kwoptarg type with no arguments is expected to be nil - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be arg type with multiple regular arguments is expected to be arg type with a single rest argument is expected to be restarg type - #arguments? - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be arguments - with a single rest argument - is expected to be arguments - with a single regular argument - is expected to be arguments - with multiple regular arguments - is expected to be arguments - with no arguments - is expected not to be arguments - with a single keyword argument - is expected to be arguments - #rest_argument? - with no arguments - is expected not to be rest argument - with regular arguments - is expected not to be rest argument + #block_argument? with mixed arguments - is expected to be rest argument - with a rest argument - is expected to be rest argument - #self_receiver? - with a class method definition - is expected to be self receiver - with an instance method definition - is expected not to be self receiver - with a singleton method definition - is expected not to be self receiver - #operator_method? - with a unary operator method - is expected to be operator method - with a setter method - is expected not to be operator method - with a regular method - is expected not to be operator method - with a binary operator method - is expected to be operator method - when using Ruby 2.7 or newer - #argument_forwarding? - is expected to be argument forwarding - #receiver - with a singleton method definition - is expected to be const type - with an instance method definition - is expected to be nil - with a class method definition - is expected to be self type - #method? - when message does not match - when argument is a symbol - is expected not to be method :foo - when argument is a string - is expected not to be method "foo" - when message matches - when argument is a symbol - is expected to be method :bar - when argument is a string - is expected to be method "bar" - #arguments - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to eq 2 - with a single rest argument - is expected to eq 1 - with a single regular argument - is expected to eq 1 - with argument forwarding - is expected to eq 1 + is expected to be block argument + with a block argument + is expected to be block argument with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with multiple regular arguments - is expected to eq 2 - #void_context? - with a bracket assignment method - is expected to be void context - with a comparison method - is expected not to be void context - with a regular method - is expected not to be void context - with a regular assignment method - is expected to be void context - with an initializer method - is expected to be void context - #camel_case_method? - with a regular method - is expected not to be camel case method - with a camel case method - is expected to be camel case method + is expected not to be block argument + with regular arguments + is expected not to be block argument + +RuboCop::AST::RangeNode .new - with a defs node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::DefNode - with a def node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::DefNode + with an exclusive range + is expected to be range type + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode + with an inclusive range + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode + is expected to be range type + with an infinite range + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode + is expected to be range type + with a beignless range + is expected to be range type + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode -RuboCop::AST::Ext::Range - #line_span - returns the range of lines a range occupies - accepts an `exclude_end` keyword argument +RuboCop::AST::NextNode + behaves like wrapped arguments node + #arguments + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + with no arguments and braces + is expected to be empty + with a single argument + is expected to eq 1 + with a single argument and braces + is expected to eq 1 + with a single splat argument + is expected to eq 1 + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to eq 2 + .new + without arguments + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::NextNode + with arguments + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::NextNode -RuboCop::AST::FloatNode - #sign? - explicit negative float - is expected to be sign - explicit positive float - is expected to be sign +Set#=== + tests for inclusion + +RuboCop::AST::DstrNode #value - is expected to eq 1.5 + with a multiline string + is expected to eq "this is a multiline string" + with implicit concatenation + is expected to eq "foo bar baz" + with interpolation + is expected to eq "foo \#{bar} baz" + +RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode + #empty_and_without_delimiters? + with delimiters + with a block + is expected to equal false + with a lambda literal + is expected to equal false + with a method definition + is expected to equal false + with empty arguments + with a block + is expected to equal true + with a lambda literal + is expected to equal true + with a method definition + is expected to equal true + with arguments + with a method definition + is expected to equal false + with a lambda literal + is expected to equal false .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::FloatNode + with a block + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode + with a lambda literal + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode + with a method definition + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgsNode + #argument_list + is expected to eq [s(:arg, :a), s(:optarg, :b, + s(:int, 42)), s(:arg, :c), s(:restarg, :d), s(:kwarg, :e), s(:kwoptarg, :f, + s(:int, 42)), s(:kwrestarg, :g), s(:blockarg, :h), s(:shadowarg, :i)] + when using Ruby 2.7 or newer + with argument forwarding + is expected to eq [s(:forward_arg)] RuboCop::AST::ProcessedSource + .from_file + raises a Errno::ENOENT when the file does not exist + when the file exists + returns an instance of ProcessedSource + sets the file path to the instance's #path #preceding_line returns source of line before token - #file_path - returns file path - #first_token_of - accepts Node as an argument - returns first token for node - valid_syntax? - when the source is completely valid - returns true - when the source is invalid - returns false - when the source itself is valid encoding but includes strange encoding literals that are accepted by MRI - returns true - when a line starts with an integer literal - tokenizes the source correctly - when the source is valid but has some warning diagnostics - returns true - when the source could not be parsed due to encoding error + #buffer + is a source buffer + #start_with? + with present source + returns true when passed string that starts source + returns false when passed string that does not start source + with blank source returns false #path is the path passed to .new + #first_token_of + returns first token for node + accepts Node as an argument token enumerables #each_token yields all tokens #find_token - yields nil when there is no match yields correct token - #following_line - returns source of line after token - #ast - is the root node of AST + yields nil when there is no match + #tokens + has an array of tokens + #tokens_within + accepts Node as an argument + returns tokens for node + when heredoc as argument is present + returns tokens for heredoc node + returns tokens for node before heredoc + returns tokens for node after heredoc #comments is an array of comments when the source is invalid returns [] - #start_with? - with blank source - returns false - with present source - returns true when passed string that starts source - returns false when passed string that does not start source - #[] - when an index is passed - returns the line - when a range is passed - returns the array of lines - when start index and length are passed - returns the array of lines - #buffer - is a source buffer - .from_file - raises a Errno::ENOENT when the file does not exist - when the file exists - sets the file path to the instance's #path - returns an instance of ProcessedSource + #ast + is the root node of AST with heavily commented source - #find_comment - yields nil when there is no match - yields correct comment #each_comment_in_lines yields the comments + #comments_before_line + returns comments on or before given line #each_comment yields all comments - #comment_at_line - returns the comment at the given line number - returns nil if line has no comment + #line_with_comment? + returns true for lines with comments + returns false for lines without comments #contains_comment? - provided a multiline source_range with at least one line with comment - is expected to equal true + provided source_range on line without comment + is expected to equal false provided source_range on line with comment is expected to equal true + provided a multiline source_range with at least one line with comment + is expected to equal true provided source_range on comment line is expected to equal true - provided source_range on line without comment - is expected to equal false - #line_with_comment? - returns false for lines without comments - returns true for lines with comments - #comments_before_line - returns comments on or before given line - #tokens - has an array of tokens - #lines - contains lines as string without linefeed - has same number of elements as line count - is an array - #last_token_of - returns last token for node - accepts Node as an argument - #tokens_within - accepts Node as an argument - returns tokens for node - when heredoc as argument is present - returns tokens for heredoc node - returns tokens for node after heredoc - returns tokens for node before heredoc - #blank? - with source with content - returns false - with source of no content - returns true + #find_comment + yields correct comment + yields nil when there is no match + #comment_at_line + returns nil if line has no comment + returns the comment at the given line number + #file_path + returns file path #parser_error when the source could not be parsed due to encoding error returns the error @@ -3440,2254 +2795,3395 @@ is nil when the source was properly parsed is nil + #following_line + returns source of line after token + valid_syntax? + when the source is valid but has some warning diagnostics + returns true + when a line starts with an integer literal + tokenizes the source correctly + when the source is invalid + returns false + when the source itself is valid encoding but includes strange encoding literals that are accepted by MRI + returns true + when the source is completely valid + returns true + when the source could not be parsed due to encoding error + returns false + #[] + when an index is passed + returns the line + when start index and length are passed + returns the array of lines + when a range is passed + returns the array of lines + #blank? + with source with content + returns false + with source of no content + returns true + #lines + is an array + contains lines as string without linefeed + has same number of elements as line count + #last_token_of + returns last token for node + accepts Node as an argument + +RuboCop::AST::BreakNode + behaves like wrapped arguments node + .new + with arguments + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::BreakNode + without arguments + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::BreakNode + #arguments + with a single argument + is expected to eq 1 + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to eq 2 + with a single argument and braces + is expected to eq 1 + with no arguments and braces + is expected to be empty + with a single splat argument + is expected to eq 1 + +RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + .new + with a `cvasgn` node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + with a `gvasgn` node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + with a `lvasgn` node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + with a `ivasgn` node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + #expression + with a `ivasgn` node + is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) + with a `gvasgn` node + is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) + with a `lvasgn` node + is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) + with a `cvasgn` node + is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) + #name + with a `cvasgn` node + is expected to eq :@@var + with a `gvasgn` node + is expected to eq :$var + with a `ivasgn` node + is expected to eq :@var + with a `lvasgn` node + is expected to eq :var + +RuboCop::AST::AndAsgnNode + #operator + is expected to eq :"&&" + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AndAsgnNode + #assignment_node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + #name + is expected to eq :var + #expression + is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) + +RuboCop::AST::OrNode + #rhs + with a logical or node + is expected to be int type + with a semantic or node + is expected to be int type + .new + with a logical or node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OrNode + with a semantic or node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OrNode + #alternate_operator + with a semantic or node + is expected to eq "||" + with a logical or node + is expected to eq "or" + #semantic_operator? + with a semantic or node + is expected to be semantic operator + with a logical or node + is expected not to be semantic operator + #logical_operator? + with a logical or node + is expected to be logical operator + with a semantic or node + is expected not to be logical operator + #lhs + with a logical or node + is expected to be sym type + with a semantic or node + is expected to be sym type + #operator + with a semantic or node + is expected to eq "or" + with a logical or node + is expected to eq "||" + #inverse_operator + with a logical or node + is expected to eq "&&" + with a semantic or node + is expected to eq "and" + +RuboCop::AST::EnsureNode + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::EnsureNode + #body + is expected to be sym type + +RuboCop::AST::AndNode + .new + with a semantic and node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AndNode + with a logical and node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AndNode + #operator + with a logical and node + is expected to eq "&&" + with a semantic and node + is expected to eq "and" + #logical_operator? + with a semantic and node + is expected not to be logical operator + with a logical and node + is expected to be logical operator + #inverse_operator + with a logical and node + is expected to eq "||" + with a semantic and node + is expected to eq "or" + #semantic_operator? + with a semantic and node + is expected to be semantic operator + with a logical and node + is expected not to be semantic operator + #alternate_operator + with a logical and node + is expected to eq "and" + with a semantic and node + is expected to eq "&&" + #lhs + with a logical and node + is expected to be sym type + with a semantic and node + is expected to be sym type + #rhs + with a semantic and node + is expected to be int type + with a logical and node + is expected to be int type + +RuboCop::AST::Ext::Range + #line_span + accepts an `exclude_end` keyword argument + returns the range of lines a range occupies + +RuboCop::AST::RescueNode + #else? + with an else statement + is expected to be else + without an else statement + is expected not to be else + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RescueNode + #branches + when there is an else + returns all the bodies + with an empty else + returns all the bodies + when there is no else keyword + returns only then rescue bodies + #else_branch + with an else statement + is expected to be send type + without an else statement + is expected to be nil + #body + is expected to be send type + #resbody_branches + is expected to all be resbody type + is expected to eq 2 + +RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Lexer + provides tokens via next_token + when given a regexp /back\\slash/ + round trips + when given a regexp /test/ + round trips + when given node types and constants + distinguishes them + when given arithmetic symbols + is parsed as `:&` + when given a regexp ending with a backslash + does not lexes it properly + with $type+ + is parsed as `$ int + x` + when given a regexp /[abc]+\/()?/x + round trips RuboCop::AST::Traversal knows all current node types - for example yield - traverses all nodes - for example 'foobar' - traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, 1 do end - traverses all nodes - for example break - traverses all nodes - for example f{ |foo: 1, bar: 2, **baz, &b| } + for example def END; end traverses all nodes - for example # coding:utf-8 - "\xD0\xBF\xD1\x80\xD0\xBE\xD0\xB2\xD0\xB5\xD1\x80\xD0\xBA\xD0\xB0" + for example def foo; end traverses all nodes - for example foo[bar,] + for example p <<~E + x + \ y +E traverses all nodes - for example self::A, foo = foo + for example p <<~E +E traverses all nodes - for example %i[ #@@1 ] + for example <<-E + 1 \ + 2 + 3 +E traverses all nodes - for example foo = bar, 1 + for example def f **baz, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example %Q{a\ -b} + for example begin; meth; rescue Exception, foo; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), 1 do end + for example begin; meth; rescue => @ex; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue; foo; end + for example foo >> 1 traverses all nodes - for example def foo -=begin -=end -end + for example "#@1" traverses all nodes - for example not(foo) + for example case foo; in A::B then true; end traverses all nodes - for example ->(scope) {}; scope + for example break() traverses all nodes - for example fun(:foo => 1, &baz) + for example ->{ } traverses all nodes - for example [ 1 => 2 ] + for example assert dogs traverses all nodes - for example fun(1) + for example lambda{|;a|a} traverses all nodes - for example foo[:baz => 1,] + for example a # + # +&.foo traverses all nodes - for example def f ((a, *)); end + for example def f o=1, p, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example -42 + for example begin; meth; rescue; baz; ensure; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [*x, y] then true; end + for example a b(c d), /x/ do end traverses all nodes - for example fun { } + for example case foo; in x, *y, z then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example self.a, self[1, 2] = foo + for example f{ } traverses all nodes - for example %q(foobar) + when a class defines on_arg + calls it for all arguments + for example a # + # +.foo traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue; baz; else foo; ensure; bar end + for example 42 traverses all nodes - for example module A; _1; end + for example %r{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example %W[#@@1] + for example *, c, d = bar traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, 1.0 do end + for example a, b = *foo, bar traverses all nodes - for example A += 1 + for example class << foo; nil; end traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, 1.0i do end + for example p <<~E + x + y +E traverses all nodes - for example foo::fun (1) {} + for example begin; meth; rescue Exception; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "#{ %Q{a} }": then true; end + for example ->(a) { } traverses all nodes - for example def foo() a:b end + for example case foo; in ..2 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example +foo + for example foo = raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example /(?bar)/ =~ 'bar'; match + for example p <<~E + x + + y +E traverses all nodes - for example until foo do meth end + for example fun traverses all nodes - for example def f &b; end + for example __LINE__ traverses all nodes - for example def f a, *r, &b; end + for example foo * 1 traverses all nodes - for example a, (b, c) = foo + for example super foo traverses all nodes - for example def String; end + for example !m foo traverses all nodes - for example class Foo end + for example class A < B +end traverses all nodes - for example foo += m foo + for example f{ |a,| } traverses all nodes - for example +42 + for example foo::fun bar traverses all nodes - for example begin ensure end + for example let () { m(a) do; end } traverses all nodes - for example /a\ -b/ + for example $10 traverses all nodes - for example f { || a:b } + for example foo =~ 1 traverses all nodes - for example def f ((*r, p)); end + for example def String::foo; end traverses all nodes - for example <<-"HERE" -#@@1 -HERE + for example foo, bar, baz = 1, 2 traverses all nodes - for example meth[] {} + for example f{ |foo:| } traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), :e do end + for example -> { _1 + _9} traverses all nodes - for example meth rescue bar + for example case foo; in ->{ 42 } then true; end traverses all nodes - for example %r{a\ + for example %{a\ b} traverses all nodes - for example def f (foo: 1, bar: 2, **baz, &b); end + for example f { || a:b } traverses all nodes - for example let () { m(a) do; end } + for example ::Foo traverses all nodes - for example begin; rescue LoadError; else; end + for example 42r traverses all nodes - for example @foo + for example `#@@1` traverses all nodes - for example foo::a += m foo + for example %x{#@@1} traverses all nodes - for example case; when foo; 'foo'; end + for example def foo() a:b end traverses all nodes - for example 42.1i + for example foo::A += m foo traverses all nodes - for example foo = meth rescue bar + for example f{ |foo: 1, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example begin foo!; bar! end + for example case foo; in 1; end traverses all nodes - for example foo + for example def f(foo, bar); end traverses all nodes - for example def _5; end + for example [*foo] traverses all nodes - for example foo::A += m foo + for example a, (b, c) = foo traverses all nodes - for example @@var |= 10 + for example f{ |*, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example 1...2 + for example m "#{}#{()}" traverses all nodes - for example [1, *foo] + for example 1.. traverses all nodes - for example p <<~"E" - x - #{foo} -E + for example case foo; in [x, y, *z] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example return foo + for example def f ((a, *r, p)); end traverses all nodes - for example { foo: 2 } + for example def f foo = 1; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in a: 1, b: 2 then true; end + for example case foo; in *x then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x - \ y -E + for example foo += m foo traverses all nodes - for example class << foo; _1; end + for example p -> { :hello }, a: 1 do end traverses all nodes - for example %I[foo #{bar}] + for example foo[0, 1] ||= 2 traverses all nodes - for example def f(**nil); end + for example next traverses all nodes - for example foo::fun bar + for example begin; meth; rescue foo => ex; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example <<~FOO - baz\ - qux -FOO + for example { 1 => 2, :foo => "bar" } traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, o=1, o1=2, *r, &b| } + for example "a\ +b" traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in ^foo then nil; end + for example redo traverses all nodes - for example for a, b in foo; p a, b; end + for example if (a, b = foo); end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [*, x] then true; end + for example a&.b = 1 traverses all nodes - when a class defines `on_block_pass` - calls it for all block-pass arguments - for example f{ |a, *r, p, &b| } + for example def x; ::A ||= 1; end traverses all nodes - for example { 'foo': 2, 'bar': {}} + for example false ? raise do end : tap do end traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end::fun(bar) + for example fun! traverses all nodes - for example foo[0, 1] &&= 2 + for example f{ || } traverses all nodes - for example <<-'HERE' -#@1 -HERE + for example yield foo traverses all nodes - for example foo & 1 + for example +2.0 ** 10 traverses all nodes - for example def f(foo: 1); end + for example /#@@1/ traverses all nodes - for example fun(*bar, &baz) + for example f{ |a, c| } traverses all nodes - for example %W{a\ -b} + for example desc "foo" do end traverses all nodes - for example def f foo: -1 -; end + for example yield(foo) traverses all nodes - for example p <<~`E` - x - #{foo} -E + for example case 1; in 2; 3; else; end traverses all nodes - for example def f(foo:); end + for example f (g rescue nil) traverses all nodes - for example foo.m += raise bar rescue nil + for example meth 1 do end.fun bar traverses all nodes - for example /#@@1/ + for example if foo then bar; end traverses all nodes - for example def f o=1, *r, p, &b; end + for example @foo, @@bar = *foo traverses all nodes - for example a # -# -&.foo + for example next fun foo do end traverses all nodes - for example @a |= 1 + for example case foo; + in {Foo: 42 + } + false + ; end traverses all nodes - for example return() + for example %q{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in a: 1 then true; end + for example %W"#{1}" traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x - \ y -E + for example f{ | | } traverses all nodes - for example Bar::Foo = 10 + for example return(foo) traverses all nodes - for example 1.. + for example a @b do |c|;end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x, y] then true; end + for example /a\ +b/ traverses all nodes - for example module ::Foo; end + for example p <<~E + E traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in ...2 then true; end + for example case foo; in [x, *y, z] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example *b, c = bar + for example foo, bar = meth rescue [1, 2] traverses all nodes - for example true + for example def f &b; end traverses all nodes - for example nil + for example case foo; in ** then true; end traverses all nodes - for example break(foo) + for example def m; class << self; module M; end; end; end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |o=1, *r, p, &b| } + for example foo traverses all nodes - for example :'#@1' + for example fun(foo, *bar) traverses all nodes - for example defined? @foo + for example foo = bar, 1 traverses all nodes - for example undef foo, :bar, :"foo#{1}" + for example def f *r, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example fun() { } + for example foo::C ||= raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example def String=; end + for example %s{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example f{ |*| } + for example class A; _1; end traverses all nodes for example [/()\1/, ?#] traverses all nodes - for example foo.a &&= 1 - traverses all nodes - for example def f o=1, *r, &b; end - traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, /x/m do end - traverses all nodes - for example foo.A += 1 - traverses all nodes - for example !m foo + for example unless foo; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example lambda{|;a|a} + for example '#@1' traverses all nodes - for example yield(foo) + for example f{ |a, o=1, o1=2, *r, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example foo || bar + for example defined? @foo traverses all nodes - for example next foo + for example /#{1}(?bar)/ =~ 'bar' traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, 1.0r do end + for example def f o=1, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example def self._6; end + for example case; when foo; 'foo'; else 'bar'; end traverses all nodes - for example super(foo) + for example def f(*); end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x, y then nil; end + for example def f(foo=1, bar=2); end traverses all nodes - for example def f *r, p, &b; end + for example t=1;(foo)?t:T traverses all nodes - for example $foo + for example %w[] traverses all nodes - for example foo.fun + for example a += 1 traverses all nodes - for example "#@1" + for example foo.m += raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example while not (true) do end + for example p <<~E + x + y +E traverses all nodes - for example [*foo] + for example _2 = 1 traverses all nodes - for example foo >= 1 + for example def f(**); end traverses all nodes for example case foo; - in {a: 1 - } - false + in a: {b:}, c: + p c ; end traverses all nodes - for example !/wat/ + for example foo >= 1 traverses all nodes - for example fun (1) + for example f{ |*s| } traverses all nodes - for example td (1_500).toString(); td.num do; end + for example f{ |;a| } traverses all nodes - for example break fun foo do end + for example %W[foo #{bar}foo#@baz] traverses all nodes - for example 1 in [a]; a + for example %w[ #@@1 ] traverses all nodes - for example `a\ -b` + for example begin; meth; rescue; baz; else foo; ensure; bar end traverses all nodes - for example foo::C ||= raise bar rescue nil + for example case 1; in 2; 3; else; 4; end traverses all nodes - for example bar unless foo + for example *b, c = bar traverses all nodes - for example foo, bar = 1, 2 + for example case foo; in [x, y, *] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example foo.C += raise(bar) rescue nil + for example foo = *bar traverses all nodes - for example if foo...bar; end + for example case foo; in * then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example foo or bar + for example f{ |o=1, *r, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example m do _1 + _9 end + for example %I[#@1] traverses all nodes - for example case foo; when 1, *baz; bar; when *foo; end + for example case foo; in a: 1 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example module Foo; end + for example foo === 1 traverses all nodes - for example p <<~"E" - x\n y -E + for example true ? 1.tap do |n| p n end : 0 traverses all nodes - for example def f ((*r)); end + for example ->(scope) {}; scope traverses all nodes - for example foo&.bar {} + for example f{ |*| } traverses all nodes - for example -2 ** 10 + for example alias :foo bar traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end.fun(bar) {} + for example def x; self::A ||= 1; end traverses all nodes - for example def f a, o=1, &b; end + for example foo <= 1 traverses all nodes - for example Foo = 10 + for example foo and bar traverses all nodes - for example %I{a\ -b} + for example foo = meth rescue bar traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, *s, &b| } + for example f{ |**baz, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example _1 + for example case foo; in 1 | 2 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example super() + for example %x{#@1} traverses all nodes - for example foo.C += raise bar rescue nil + for example a b{c d}, 1.0 do end traverses all nodes - for example @@foo + for example f{ |a, o=1, *r, p, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example def f(**); end + for example @foo traverses all nodes - for example if foo..bar; end + for example def self.foo; end traverses all nodes - for example f(a ? "a":1) + for example begin end traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E -E + for example :foo traverses all nodes - for example <<-`HERE` -a\ -b + for example < { :hello }, a: 1 do end + for example foo[0, 1] += m foo traverses all nodes - for example { 1 => 2, :foo => "bar" } + for example @@var |= 10 traverses all nodes - for example let (:a) { m do; end } + for example ->(a; foo, bar) { } traverses all nodes - for example %i{a\ -b} + for example f{ |a, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example def f a, *r, p, &b; end + for example foo && (a, b = bar) traverses all nodes - for example %i[foo bar] + for example a # +# +.foo traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in **nil then true; end + for example p :foo, {a: proc do end, b: proc do end} traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in {} then true; end + for example foo < 1 traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, 1.0i do end + for example ->{ } traverses all nodes - for example for a in foo do p a; end + for example traverses all nodes - for example return(foo) + for example Bar::Foo = 10 traverses all nodes - for example while foo; meth end + for example case foo; in [x, y,] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example foo - 1 + for example %i[foo bar] traverses all nodes - for example m [], 1 do end + for example def f(&block); end traverses all nodes - for example fun (1).to_i + for example true traverses all nodes - for example :"a\ -b" + for example def x(_4) end traverses all nodes - for example def f ((*)); end + for example foo == 1 traverses all nodes - for example fun + for example :'foo' traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1... then true; end + for example fun(:foo => 1, &baz) traverses all nodes - for example p <<~"E" - x - #{" y"} -E + for example :"#@@1" traverses all nodes - for example foo, bar, baz = 1, 2 + for example [1, *foo, 2] traverses all nodes - for example while class << self; a = tap do end; end; break; end + for example for a in foo; p a; end traverses all nodes - for example %s{#@1} + for example def f(foo: 1); end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), 1.0r do end + for example case foo; when 1, *baz; bar; when *foo; end traverses all nodes - for example foo[0] += raise bar rescue nil + for example %I{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example f x: -> do meth do end end + for example a += b = raise :x traverses all nodes - for example def foo(...); bar(...); end + for example case foo; in x then x; end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |o=1, &b| } + for example f{ |&b| } traverses all nodes - for example :'a\ -b' + for example meth 1 do end::fun(bar) traverses all nodes - for example `foo#{bar}baz` + for example if foo then bar; else baz; end traverses all nodes - for example __LINE__ + for example let (:a) { m do; end } traverses all nodes - for example '#@@1' + for example begin meth end while foo traverses all nodes - for example def x; self::A ||= 1; end + for example bar unless foo traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x - y -E + for example case foo; in "#{ %Q{a} }": 1 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example begin meth end until foo + for example def until; end traverses all nodes - for example +2.0 ** 10 + for example foo.fun traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, 1.0r do end + for example case foo; in (1) then true; end traverses all nodes - for example foo.A += m foo + for example meth[] {} traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end.fun bar + for example m ->(a = ->{_1}) {a} traverses all nodes - for example case foo; when 'bar' then bar; end + for example fun(foo, :foo => 1, &baz) traverses all nodes - for example def f o=1, p, &b; end + for example /(?bar)/ =~ 'bar'; match traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, o=1, &b| } + for example case foo; in [*, x] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example case 1; in 2; 3; else; end + for example [1, *foo] traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1..2 then true; end + for example ..100 traverses all nodes - for example 1.33 + for example f{ |a, *s, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example "foo#{bar}baz" + for example foo.m += raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example if foo; bar; end + for example -> (a) { } traverses all nodes - for example BEGIN { 1 } + for example foo = raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example <<`HERE` -foo -bar -HERE + for example def f(**foo); end + traverses all nodes + for example foo <=> 1 + traverses all nodes + for example class << foo; _1; end traverses all nodes - for example %s{a\ -b} + for example p p{p(p);p p}, tap do end traverses all nodes - for example def (foo).foo; end + for example __ENCODING__ traverses all nodes - for example def foo(_, _); end + for example case foo; in {} then true; end traverses all nodes - for example ::A += 1 + for example case foo; in "#{ %q{a} }": 1 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example ->{ } + when a class defines `on_block_pass` + calls it for all block-pass arguments + for example def f foo: -1 +; end traverses all nodes - for example %I() + for example Foo = 10 traverses all nodes - for example assert do: true + for example %Q{#@@1} traverses all nodes - for example /#{1}(?bar)/ =~ 'bar' + for example while def foo a = tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example fun (f bar) + for example fun(*bar, &baz) traverses all nodes - for example <<-E - 1 \ - 2 - 3 -E + for example ((b, )) = foo traverses all nodes - for example 42r + for example p begin 1.times do 1 end end traverses all nodes - for example foo += meth rescue bar + for example foo || (a, b = bar) traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), /x/ do end + for example -> do _1 + _9 end traverses all nodes - for example m def x(); end; 1.tap do end + for example def f *, **; end traverses all nodes - for example ::Foo + for example %r{#@@1} traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, c| } + for example while class << self; tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example m { _1 + _9 } + for example class Foo end traverses all nodes - for example def m; class << self; A = nil; end; end + for example foo.a += 1 traverses all nodes - for example def f a, o=1, *r, p, &b; end + for example foo::(1) traverses all nodes - for example ->{ } + for example unless foo then bar; end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |foo: 1, &b| } + for example for a, b in foo; p a, b; end traverses all nodes - for example p begin 1.times do 1 end end + for example class Foo; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x, y, *] then true; end + for example -> a: 1 { } traverses all nodes - for example while def self.foo; tap do end; end; break; end + for example foo&.bar {} traverses all nodes - for example while class Foo; tap do end; end; break; end + for example p :foo, {proc do end => proc do end, b: proc do end} traverses all nodes - for example 42.1r + for example def f ((*)); end traverses all nodes - for example * = bar + for example () traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, o=1, p, &b| } + for example "foo#{bar}baz" traverses all nodes - for example fun(*bar) + for example case foo; in [x, *, y] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, :e do end + for example f{ |a, *, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example f{ |; -a -| } + for example if (bar); foo; end traverses all nodes - for example %s{#@@1} + for example def f(foo:); end traverses all nodes - for example proc {_1 = nil} + for example begin meth end until foo traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), 1.0i do end + for example fun do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A(1, 2) then true; end + for example case foo; when 'bar', 'baz'; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example return + for example a = b = raise :x traverses all nodes - for example 42i + for example foo.a += m foo traverses all nodes - for example f{ |foo:| } + for example def self.m; _1; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in * then nil; end + for example foo::fun traverses all nodes - for example false + for example { 'foo': 2, 'bar': {}} traverses all nodes - for example not m foo + for example -2 ** 10 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x if true; nil; end + for example f{ |a, o=1, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example return fun foo do end + for example -foo traverses all nodes - for example if foo then bar; else baz; end + for example case foo; in "a": 1 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example def a; @@var |= 10; end + for example foo::a += m foo traverses all nodes - for example f{ |**baz, &b| } + for example @a |= 1 traverses all nodes - for example foo::(1) + for example a, *, c = bar traverses all nodes - for example f{ } + for example foo = m foo traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A[] then true; end + for example fun(*bar) traverses all nodes - for example f{ |*r, p, &b| } + for example unless foo; bar; else baz; end traverses all nodes - for example %W() + for example def f(*foo); end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in (1) then true; end + for example case foo; + in {a: 1 + } + false + ; end traverses all nodes - for example p :foo, {proc do end => proc do end, b: proc do end} + for example %{#@1} traverses all nodes - for example <<-`HERE` -#@@1 -HERE + for example a b(c d), 1.0i do end traverses all nodes - for example foo = raise(bar) rescue nil + for example self.A, foo = foo traverses all nodes - for example ~foo + for example f x: -> do meth do end end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), :e do end + for example { 'foo': 2 } traverses all nodes - for example defined?(foo) + for example foo && bar traverses all nodes - for example !(foo..bar) + for example foo > 1 traverses all nodes - for example p :foo, {:a => proc do end, b: proc do end} + for example @@var = 10 traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a| } + for example m [], 1 do end traverses all nodes - for example -> a: 1 { } + for example fun(f bar) traverses all nodes - for example foo[1, 2] = 3 + for example until foo do meth end traverses all nodes - for example :"#@1" + for example foo.a &&= 1 traverses all nodes - for example _2 = 1 + for example def (foo).foo; end traverses all nodes - for example [ 1, 2 => 3 ] + for example foo - 1 traverses all nodes - for example def foo(...); super(...); end + for example %W() traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - E + for example # Extracted from `parser` gem. +# Add the following code at the beginning of `def assert_parses`: +# +# File.open('./out.rb', 'a+') do |f| +# f << code << "\n\n#----\n" if versions.include? '2.7' +# end + +alias $a $b traverses all nodes - for example fun(:foo => 1) + for example f{ |a| } traverses all nodes - for example def a b: -return -end + for example p <<~"E" + x + #{foo} +E traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A then true; end + for example foo + 1 traverses all nodes - for example foo = raise bar rescue nil + for example !(foo...bar) traverses all nodes - for example foo | 1 + for example foo = baz, *bar traverses all nodes - for example '#@1' + for example case foo; in { a: 1, } then true; end traverses all nodes - for example m "#{}#{()}" + for example a, *b, c = bar traverses all nodes - for example END { 1 } + for example def f (((a))); end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x, then nil; end + for example def f ((a, a1)); end traverses all nodes - for example fun () {} + for example :"#@1" traverses all nodes - for example def String.foo; end + for example %W[foo #{bar}] traverses all nodes - for example %q{a\ -b} + for example ...100 traverses all nodes - for example a &&= 1 + for example @@foo traverses all nodes - for example a @b do |c|;end + for example # coding:utf-8 + "\xD0\xBF\xD1\x80\xD0\xBE\xD0\xB2\xD0\xB5\xD1\x80\xD0\xBA\xD0\xB0" traverses all nodes - for example () + for example meth do; foo; rescue; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example m { |**nil| } + for example "#{-> foo {}}" traverses all nodes - for example self + for example %W[#@1] traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in *x, y, z then nil; end + for example { foo: 2 } traverses all nodes - for example class Foo; end + for example foo[1, 2] traverses all nodes - for example case foo; - in {Foo: 42 - } - false - ; end + for example begin ensure end traverses all nodes - for example foo[0, 1] += m foo + for example m1 :k => m2 do; m3() do end; end traverses all nodes - for example -foo + for example if foo; bar; elsif baz; 1; else 2; end traverses all nodes - for example m ->(a: ->{_1}) {a} + for example case foo; in a:, b: then true; end traverses all nodes - for example foo.a += m foo + for example m a + b do end traverses all nodes - for example super foo, bar do end + for example p <<~E + x + +y +E traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), "x" do end + for example foo[m bar] traverses all nodes - for example f{ |*s| } + for example def f ((a, *r)); end traverses all nodes - for example f{ || } + for example <<~FOO + baz\ + qux +FOO traverses all nodes - for example foo::a = 1 + for example def f (foo: 1, &b); end traverses all nodes - for example def f foo = 1; end + for example foo::Fun bar traverses all nodes - for example case foo; - in {a: - } - true - ; end + for example module Bar::Foo; end traverses all nodes - for example def m; class << self; module M; end; end; end + for example fun(1) { } traverses all nodes - for example case foo; - in {a: - 2} - false - ; end + for example p :foo, {** proc do end, b: proc do end} traverses all nodes - for example p :foo, {a: proc do end, b: proc do end} + for example return traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a| } + for example while not (true) do end traverses all nodes - for example ->(a) { } + for example while class Foo; tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example foo[0] += raise(bar) rescue nil + for example foo or bar traverses all nodes - for example :"#@@1" + for example {a: if true then 42 end} traverses all nodes - for example def BEGIN; end + for example foo[1, 2] = 3 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1 | 2 then true; end + for example if foo; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example def self.m; _1; end + for example %q{#@1} traverses all nodes - for example fun (1 -) + for example foo[0, 1] &&= 2 traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end.fun bar do end + for example a b(c(d)), 1.0 do end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), 1.0r do end + for example case foo; in "a": then true; end traverses all nodes - for example meth (-1.3).abs + for example fun (1).to_i traverses all nodes - for example fun(foo, *bar, &baz) + for example def f ((*, p)); end traverses all nodes - for example ((b, )) = foo + for example if /wat/; end traverses all nodes - for example @var = 10 + for example if foo...bar; end traverses all nodes - for example while def self.foo a = tap do end; end; break; end + for example m "#{[]}" traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x, *y, z] then true; end + for example a, * = bar traverses all nodes - for example %i[] + for example td (1_500).toString(); td.num do; end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, &b| } + for example p <<~E " y" + x +E traverses all nodes - for example foo[bar, :baz => 1,] + for example a b(c d), 1 do end traverses all nodes - for example foo < 1 + for example %I() traverses all nodes - for example m [] do end + for example p <<~`E` + x + #{foo} +E traverses all nodes - for example $var = 10 + for example case foo; in x, y, then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example next fun foo do end + for example var = 10; var traverses all nodes - for example foo.a += 1 + for example def m; class << self; A = nil; end; end traverses all nodes - for example /source/im + for example case foo; in [x] then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example a # -# -.foo + for example o = { +a: +1 +} traverses all nodes for example foo[0, 1] += 2 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in ..2 then true; end - traverses all nodes for example begin; meth; ensure; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example foo[m bar] - traverses all nodes - for example foo && (a, b = bar) + for example p ->() do a() do end end traverses all nodes - for example foo.m += raise(bar) rescue nil + for example a b(c d), /x/m do end traverses all nodes - for example class Foo < a:b; end + for example def m; class << self; class C; end; end; end traverses all nodes - for example bar if foo + for example meth 1 do end.fun(bar) {} traverses all nodes - for example a # - # -&.foo + for example /#@1/ traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), /x/ do end + for example meth 1 do end.fun {} traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, *, &b| } + for example f{ |o=1, *r, p, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), 1.0 do end + for example %w[foo bar] traverses all nodes - for example foo[1, 2] + for example 1...2 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1 => a then true; end + for example foo & 1 traverses all nodes - for example def f ((*, p)); end + for example while def self.foo; tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example def f(*foo); end + for example *b = bar traverses all nodes - for example for a in foo; p a; end + for example foo (-1.3).abs traverses all nodes - for example B::A += 1 + for example a b(c d), 1.0 do end traverses all nodes - for example 1... + for example module Foo; end traverses all nodes - for example foo::C ||= raise(bar) rescue nil + for example case foo; in a: then true; end traverses all nodes - for example def x(_4) end + for example BEGIN { 1 } traverses all nodes - for example def until; end + for example def _5; end traverses all nodes - for example %W[#@1] + for example foo += raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example %w[] + for example foo.A += 1 traverses all nodes - for example {a: if true then 42 end} + for example if foo; bar; else baz; end traverses all nodes - for example assert dogs + for example case foo; in 1, "a", [], {} then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example def f (((a))); end + for example "#@@1" traverses all nodes - when a class defines on_arg - calls it for all arguments - for example a&.b = 1 + for example p <<~E + x + y +E traverses all nodes - for example if /wat/; end + for example proc {_1 = nil} traverses all nodes - for example if foo; bar; else baz; end + for example foo.C += raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example { } + for example foo % 1 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; when 'bar'; bar; end + for example m ->(a: ->{_1}) {a} traverses all nodes - for example foo == 1 + for example a ||= 1 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "#{ 'a' }": then true; end + for example fun(&bar) traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A() then true; end + for example fun() { } traverses all nodes - for example def f ((a, *r, p)); end + for example %Q{#@1} traverses all nodes for example m { |foo| } traverses all nodes - for example `foobar` + for example -2.0 ** 10 traverses all nodes - for example foo =~ 1 + for example foo.a ||= 1 traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, /x/ do end + for example case foo; in [x,] then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example foo + 1 + for example { } traverses all nodes - for example !foo + for example __FILE__ traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x, *y, z then nil; end + for example def self._6; end traverses all nodes - for example foo.fun bar + for example foo = bar = m foo traverses all nodes - for example 42 + for example ?a traverses all nodes - for example next + for example case foo; in 1... then true; end traverses all nodes - for example -> (arg={}) {} + for example if foo +then bar end traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, /x/m do end + for example foo !~ 1 traverses all nodes - for example self.A, foo = foo + for example f <<-TABLE do +TABLE +end traverses all nodes - for example fun(foo, :foo => 1, &baz) + for example _1 traverses all nodes - for example %q{#@@1} + for example 1.33 traverses all nodes - for example foo = m foo + for example :'a\ +b' traverses all nodes - for example m1 :k => m2 do; m3() do end; end + for example foo / 1 traverses all nodes - for example a, b = *foo, bar + for example foo ** 1 traverses all nodes - for example 'a\ -b' + for example -> (arg={}) {} traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x - - y -E + for example def foo + a:b end traverses all nodes - for example foo::m += raise(bar) rescue nil + for example -42 traverses all nodes - for example foo::Fun() + for example { foo: 2, **bar } traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end::fun bar + for example f{ |a| } traverses all nodes - for example def f a, o=1, *r, &b; end + for example if (bar; a, b = foo); end traverses all nodes - for example foo / 1 + for example case foo; in "#{ %Q{a} }": then true; end traverses all nodes - for example ->(a; foo, bar) { } + for example f{ |*s, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example -> * { } + for example def f foo: +; end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), "x" do end + for example /#)/x traverses all nodes - for example %w[ #@@1 ] + for example case foo; in [x, y] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example a += b = raise :x + for example !foo traverses all nodes - for example foo.a ||= 1 + for example def f a, o=1, p, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example __FILE__ + for example case foo; in 1...2 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example a = b = raise :x + for example def String; end traverses all nodes - for example 42.1ri + for example meth rescue bar traverses all nodes - for example %i[ #@1 ] + for example f{ |; +a +| } traverses all nodes - for example foo || (a, b = bar) + for example '#@@1' traverses all nodes - when given an unexpected AST - with too many children - raises debugging error - with too few children - raises debugging error - for example foo << 1 + for example a b{c(d)}, /x/m do end traverses all nodes - for example unless foo; bar; else baz; end + for example case; when foo; 'foo'; end traverses all nodes - for example /#@1/ + for example /\xa8/n =~ "" traverses all nodes - for example foo[1, 2] = 3 + for example %i[ #@1 ] traverses all nodes - for example foo.a = 1 + for example foo[0] += raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example case 1; in 2; 3; else; 4; end + for example case foo; in A() then true; end traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue Exception; bar; end + for example f{ |a, b,| } traverses all nodes - for example f{ |*, &b| } + for example END { 1 } traverses all nodes - for example begin meth end while foo + for example +42 traverses all nodes - for example retry + for example fun(foo, *bar, &baz) traverses all nodes - for example <<-`HERE` -#@1 -HERE + for example undef foo, :bar, :"foo#{1}" traverses all nodes - for example proc {|_3|} + for example %I[foo #{bar}] traverses all nodes - for example /foo#{bar}baz/ + for example foo[0] += raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example + for example :"a\ +b" traverses all nodes - for example ...100 + for example def f *r, p, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |o=1, *r, &b| } + for example %w{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example while class << self; tap do end; end; break; end + for example case foo; in "#{ 'a' }": then true; end traverses all nodes - for example bar def foo; self.each do end end + for example case foo; in x unless true; nil; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in *x then nil; end + for example case foo; in *x, y, z then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example -> do rescue; end + for example case foo; in x if true; nil; end traverses all nodes - for example def f ; end + for example __ENCODING__ traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x - y -E + for example f{ |*r, p, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example fun! + for example a b(c(d)), /x/m do end traverses all nodes - for example f (g rescue nil) + for example (foo, bar) = 1, 2 traverses all nodes - for example class A < B -end + for example <<-"HERE" +a\ +b +HERE traverses all nodes - for example %{a\ -b} + for example a&.b &&= 1 traverses all nodes - for example def f(**foo); end + for example case foo; + in {a: + 2} + false + ; end traverses all nodes - for example %r{#@@1} + for example next foo traverses all nodes - for example foo = baz, *bar + for example m { |(foo, bar)| } traverses all nodes - for example foo && bar + for example `foobar` traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, b,| } + for example self::A, foo = foo traverses all nodes for example case foo; in a: 1, _a:, ** then true; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1.. then true; end + for example %W[#@@1] traverses all nodes - for example break foo + for example m { _1 + _9 } traverses all nodes - for example <<-'HERE' -a\ -b + for example foo::A = 1 + traverses all nodes + for example ::A, foo = foo + traverses all nodes + for example a b{c(d)}, 1.0i do end + traverses all nodes + for example a, *b = bar + traverses all nodes + for example Foo + traverses all nodes + for example "#@a #@@a #$a" + traverses all nodes + for example <<`HERE` +foo +bar HERE traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in { a: 1 } then true; end + for example `foo#{bar}baz` traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "#{ %Q{a} }": 1 then true; end + for example not foo traverses all nodes - for example foo += raise(bar) rescue nil + for example a b(c(d)), 1 do end traverses all nodes - for example fun(&bar) + for example meth 1 do end.fun(bar) traverses all nodes - for example case; when foo; 'foo'; else 'bar'; end + for example fun () {} traverses all nodes - for example p p{p(p);p p}, tap do end + for example foo::a = 1 traverses all nodes - for example true ? 1.tap do |n| p n end : 0 + for example /foo#{bar}baz/ traverses all nodes - for example -> do _1 + _9 end + for example yield traverses all nodes - for example `#@1` + for example p :foo, {:a => proc do end, b: proc do end} traverses all nodes - for example def f(*); end + for example begin; meth; rescue => ex; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example p ->() do a() do end end + for example fun(1) traverses all nodes - for example def f **baz, &b; end + for example self.a, self[1, 2] = foo traverses all nodes - for example ?a + for example -1.33 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in a:, b: then true; end + for example foo | 1 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A(x:) then true; end + for example not() traverses all nodes - for example %x{a\ -b} + for example case foo; + in {a: + } + true + ; end traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue Exception, foo; bar; end + for example case foo; in **nil then true; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "a": then true; end + for example fun (1) traverses all nodes - for example def m; class << self; class C; end; end; end + for example meth 1 do end::fun bar traverses all nodes - for example foo "#{(1+1).to_i}" do; end + for example foo.(1) traverses all nodes - for example a, *, c = bar + for example a b{c d}, /x/m do end traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, "x" do end + for example case foo; in 1 => a then true; end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), 1 do end + for example not(foo) traverses all nodes - for example class A; _1; end + for example def f (foo: 1, bar: 2, **baz, &b); end traverses all nodes - for example %W[foo #{bar}] + for example a b(c(d)), 1.0r do end traverses all nodes - for example [1, *foo, 2] + for example Bar::Foo traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1...2 then true; end + for example 1..2 traverses all nodes - for example f{ |*s, &b| } + for example %I[#@@1] traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x, y, *z] then true; end + for example foo.A = 1 traverses all nodes - for example Foo + for example def f a, o=1, *r, p, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example meth while foo + for example p <<~E + x + y +E traverses all nodes - for example o = { -a: -1 -} + for example foo[1, 2] traverses all nodes - for example %x{#@1} + for example while foo do meth end traverses all nodes - for example %w{a\ -b} + for example case foo; in A(x:) then true; end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A[x:] then true; end + for example def f a, *r, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example def foo - a:b end + for example def f a, o=1, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example def String::foo; end + for example f{ |a, *r, p, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example /#)/x + for example foo.C += raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example t=1;(foo)?t:T + for example fun { } traverses all nodes - for example < *args do end traverses all nodes - for example while def foo; tap do end; end; break; end + for example f{ |foo: 1, bar: 2, **baz, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example def f ((a, *, p)); end + for example %W{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example a&.b &&= 1 + for example foo::m += raise(bar) rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example foo::a += 1 + for example self::a, foo = foo traverses all nodes - for example $10 + for example foo::C ||= raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example foo ? 1 : 2 + for example -> do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in **a then true; end + for example super traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end.fun {} + for example $+ traverses all nodes - for example def END; end + for example case foo; when 'bar'; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example def f(foo, bar); end + for example 42ri traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue => ex; bar; end + for example [1, 2] traverses all nodes - for example a += b += raise :x + for example foo += meth rescue bar traverses all nodes - for example case foo; when 'bar'; bar; else baz; end + for example p :foo, {"a": proc do end, b: proc do end} traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue; foo; else; bar; end + for example [ 1 => 2 ] traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue foo => ex; bar; end + for example %Q{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example a ? b & '': nil + for example a &&= 1 traverses all nodes - for example <<-"HERE" -a\ -b -HERE + for example module ::Foo; end traverses all nodes - for example until foo; meth end + for example def a b: +return +end traverses all nodes - for example foo * 1 + for example not m foo traverses all nodes - for example -> { _1 + _9} + for example tap (proc do end) traverses all nodes - for example f{ | | } + for example a b{c d}, :e do end traverses all nodes - for example ..100 + for example foo[bar,] traverses all nodes - for example def foo; end + for example a b{c d}, "x" do end traverses all nodes - for example m a + b do end + for example foo::fun (1) {} traverses all nodes - for example %w[foo bar] + for example a = b += raise :x traverses all nodes - for example foo === 1 + for example case [__FILE__, __LINE__ + 1, __ENCODING__] + in [__FILE__, __LINE__, __ENCODING__] + end traverses all nodes - for example :'#@@1' + for example break foo traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), /x/m do end + for example def f ((a, *)); end traverses all nodes - for example foo ^ 1 + for example a b{c d}, 1.0i do end traverses all nodes - for example meth until foo + for example if foo..bar; end traverses all nodes - for example (foo, bar) = 1, 2 + for example %i[ #@@1 ] traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x, y, then nil; end + for example def f a, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example def f ((a, *r)); end + for example def f ; end traverses all nodes - for example foo = bar = m foo + for example * = bar traverses all nodes - for example super + for example a b{c d}, 1.0r do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in self then true; end + for example defined?(foo) traverses all nodes - for example p :foo, {** proc do end, b: proc do end} + for example break traverses all nodes - for example def f(foo); end + for example `#@1` traverses all nodes - for example foo >> 1 + for example "#{1}" traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x -E + for example a += b += raise :x traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A::B then true; end + for example begin; meth; rescue; foo; else; bar; end traverses all nodes - for example def f (foo: 1, &b); end + for example yield() traverses all nodes - for example %q{#@1} + for example while class << self; a = tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example foo (-1.3).abs + for example foo[bar, :baz => 1,] traverses all nodes - for example a, *b = bar + for example 42.1r traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, :e do end + for example B::A += 1 traverses all nodes - for example foo::Fun bar + for example %i{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example a = b += raise :x + for example case foo; in "#{ %q{a} }": then true; end traverses all nodes - for example Bar::Foo + for example case foo; when 'bar' then bar; end traverses all nodes - for example next(foo) + for example case foo; in 1.. then true; end traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, 1.0 do end + for example while class Foo a = tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example "foo#@a" "bar" + for example while def self.foo a = tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example foo % 1 + for example foo || bar traverses all nodes - for example "#@a #@@a #$a" + for example case foo; in 1..2 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example def f foo: -; end + for example 'a\ +b' + traverses all nodes + for example 1 in [a]; a traverses all nodes for example p <<~E - x - y + x + \ y E traverses all nodes - for example a ||= 1 + for example next() traverses all nodes - for example def foo raise; raise A::B, ''; end + for example %r{#@1} traverses all nodes - for example -> do end + for example while def foo; tap do end; end; break; end traverses all nodes - for example p :foo, {"a": proc do end, b: proc do end} + for example %q{#@@1} traverses all nodes - for example ::Foo = 10 + for example def f ((*r)); end traverses all nodes - for example <<-'HERE' + for example def BEGIN; end + traverses all nodes + for example case foo; in "#{ 'a' }": 1 then true; end + traverses all nodes + for example <<-"HERE" #@@1 HERE traverses all nodes - for example 1..2 - traverses all nodes - for example foo += raise bar rescue nil + for example foo.fun bar traverses all nodes - for example def foo(...); bar(...); end + for example foo.fun (1) {} traverses all nodes - for example def foo(...); end + for example foo += raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example case [__FILE__, __LINE__ + 1, __ENCODING__] - in [__FILE__, __LINE__, __ENCODING__] - end + for example @var = 10 traverses all nodes - for example *b = bar + for example ->(**nil) {} traverses all nodes - for example foo::m += raise bar rescue nil + for example "foo#@a" "bar" traverses all nodes - for example not() + for example proc {_1 = nil} traverses all nodes - for example def f(&block); end + for example m { |**nil| } traverses all nodes - for example def f *, **; end + for example 42.1ri traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E - x - -y -E + for example -> a: { } traverses all nodes - for example def f(foo=1, bar=2); end + for example foo[1, 2] = 3 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in a: then true; end + for example case foo; in ^foo then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example def f a, &b; end + for example def foo(...); super(...); end traverses all nodes - for example -> a: { } + for example a b(c(d)), :e do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x then x; end + for example %I[foo#{bar}] traverses all nodes - for example foo !~ 1 + for example a b(c(d)), 1.0i do end traverses all nodes - for example if (bar); foo; end + for example !(foo..bar) traverses all nodes for example a&.b traverses all nodes - for example %W"#{1}" + for example foo::Fun() traverses all nodes - for example foo.fun (1) {} + for example foo.a = 1 traverses all nodes - for example f <<-TABLE do -TABLE -end + for example case foo; in A[] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example "#@@1" + for example defined? foo traverses all nodes - for example unless foo then bar; else baz; end + for example p <<~E + x + y +E traverses all nodes - for example "#{-> foo {}}" + for example a b(c(d)), /x/ do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in { a: 1, } then true; end + for example a b{c(d)}, "x" do end traverses all nodes - for example foo[0, 1] ||= 2 + for example f{ |o=1, p, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example <<'HERE' -foo -bar + for example <<-'HERE' +a\ +b HERE traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1; end + for example 42.1i traverses all nodes - for example "a\ -b" + for example fun (1) {} traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue; baz; ensure; bar; end + for example %w[ #@1 ] traverses all nodes - for example fun(f bar) + for example a b{c(d)}, :e do end traverses all nodes - for example self::a, foo = foo + for example f{ |a, *s| } traverses all nodes - for example fun(foo, *bar) + for example while foo; meth end traverses all nodes - for example foo and bar + for example :'#@@1' traverses all nodes - for example %I[#@@1] + for example f{ |a, o=1, p, &b| } traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a,| } + for example fun(:foo => 1) traverses all nodes - for example super do end + for example p <<~"E" + x\n y +E traverses all nodes - for example def f ((a, a1)); end + for example <<-`HERE` +a\ +b +HERE traverses all nodes - for example break() + for example case foo; in a: 1, b: 2 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example <<~E - 1 \ - 2 - 3 -E + for example foo != 1 traverses all nodes - for example %Q{#@1} + for example case foo; in [*x, y] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example %{#@@1} + for example break fun foo do end traverses all nodes - for example a += 1 + for example foo::m += raise bar rescue nil traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in ::A then true; end + for example a b(c d), "x" do end traverses all nodes - for example defined? foo + for example a b{c(d)}, 1.0r do end traverses all nodes - for example p <<~E " y" - x -E + for example { 1 => 2 } traverses all nodes - for example begin; meth; rescue => @ex; bar; end + for example def foo(...); bar(...); end traverses all nodes - for example "#{1}" + for example ::Foo = 10 traverses all nodes - for example foo.(1) + for example case foo; in { a: 1 } then true; end traverses all nodes - for example while foo do meth end + for example def f a, o=1, *r, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example foo != 1 + for example ::A += 1 traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "a": 1 then true; end + for example class Foo < Bar; end traverses all nodes - for example a # - # -.foo + for example %x{a\ +b} traverses all nodes - for example foo, bar = meth rescue [1, 2] + for example bar def foo; self.each do end end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x, *, y] then true; end + for example def f a, *r, p, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example %r{#@1} + for example %s{#@1} traverses all nodes - for example { foo: 2, **bar } + for example meth (-1.3).abs traverses all nodes - for example %W[foo #{bar}foo#@baz] + for example a b(c(d)), "x" do end traverses all nodes - for example m { |(foo, bar)| } + for example return fun foo do end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), /x/m do end + for example def self::foo; end traverses all nodes - for example if foo; bar; elsif baz; 1; else 2; end + for example <<'HERE' +foo +bar +HERE traverses all nodes - for example foo, bar = m foo + for example m do _1 + _9 end traverses all nodes - for example m "#{[]}" + for example case foo; in A(1, 2) then true; end traverses all nodes - for example `#@@1` + for example def f ((*r, p)); end + traverses all nodes + for example ~foo + traverses all nodes + for example def foo(...); bar(...); end + traverses all nodes + for example foo, bar = 1, 2 + traverses all nodes + for example -> * { } traverses all nodes for example <<-"HERE" #@1 HERE traverses all nodes - for example begin end + for example false traverses all nodes - for example def x; ::A ||= 1; end + for example a # +# +&.foo traverses all nodes - for example ->(**nil) {} + for example 42i traverses all nodes - for example foo.A = 1 + for example f{ |a, *| } traverses all nodes - for example foo[1, 2] + for example [ 1, 2 => 3 ] traverses all nodes - for example !(foo...bar) + for example assert do: true traverses all nodes - for example a b(c(d)), 1.0i do end + for example f{ |o=1, &b| } traverses all nodes for example p <<~E - x - y + x E traverses all nodes - for example foo = *bar - traverses all nodes - for example redo - traverses all nodes - for example m ->(a = ->{_1}) {a} - traverses all nodes - for example not foo - traverses all nodes - for example if (a, b = foo); end - traverses all nodes - for example def self.foo; end + for example a b{c(d)}, 1.0 do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x] then nil; end + for example case foo; in ...2 then true; end traverses all nodes - for example false ? raise do end : tap do end + for example proc {|_3|} traverses all nodes - for example -> (a) { } + for example :"foo#{bar}baz" traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, /x/ do end + for example def f(**nil); end traverses all nodes - for example 42ri + for example self traverses all nodes - for example /\xa8/n =~ "" + for example def foo raise; raise A::B, ''; end traverses all nodes - for example fun (1) {} + for example module A; _1; end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a| } + for example foo << 1 traverses all nodes - for example foo::fun + for example foo ^ 1 traverses all nodes - for example unless foo then bar; end + for example a ? b & '': nil traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "#{ 'a' }": 1 then true; end + for example fun(foo, :foo => 1) traverses all nodes - for example meth do; foo; rescue; bar; end + for example case foo; when 'bar'; bar; else baz; end traverses all nodes - for example m = -> *args do end + for example <<-'HERE' +#@1 +HERE traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in ** then true; end + for example %s{#@@1} traverses all nodes - for example %x{#@@1} + for example def f(foo); end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in 1, "a", [], {} then nil; end + for example f{ |a| } traverses all nodes - for example if (bar; a, b = foo); end + for example 'foobar' traverses all nodes - for example foo ** 1 + for example next(foo) traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in x unless true; nil; end + for example case foo; in ::A then true; end traverses all nodes - for example [1, 2] + for example %q(foobar) traverses all nodes - for example -2.0 ** 10 + for example def a; @@var |= 10; end traverses all nodes - for example class << foo; nil; end + for example def f o=1, *r, p, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example alias $a $+ + for example return() traverses all nodes - for example fun(foo, :foo => 1) + for example return foo traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in "#{ %q{a} }": then true; end + for example <<-`HERE` +#@@1 +HERE traverses all nodes - for example __ENCODING__ + for example a b(c d), 1.0r do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in ->{ 42 } then true; end + for example !/wat/ traverses all nodes - for example class Foo < Bar; end + for example meth while foo traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x, y,] then true; end + for example <<-'HERE' +#@@1 +HERE traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, o=1, *r, p, &b| } + for example foo.A += m foo traverses all nodes - for example %I[foo#{bar}] + for example case foo; in A then true; end traverses all nodes - for example fun(1) { } + for example false ? raise {} : tap {} traverses all nodes - for example foo > 1 + for example unless foo then bar; else baz; end traverses all nodes - for example { 'foo': 2 } + for example a b{c(d)}, 1 do end traverses all nodes - for example :"foo#{bar}baz" + for example retry traverses all nodes - for example proc {_1 = nil} + for example $foo traverses all nodes - for example super foo + for example %i[] traverses all nodes - for example %{#@1} + for example a = 1; a b: 1 traverses all nodes - for example alias :foo bar + for example $var = 10 traverses all nodes - for example desc "foo" do end + for example %{#@@1} traverses all nodes - for example *, c, d = bar + for example case foo; in x, y then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example def foo(_a, _a); end + for example case foo; in self then true; end traverses all nodes - for example def f *r, &b; end + for example break(foo) traverses all nodes - for example %I[#@1] + for example foo[:baz => 1,] traverses all nodes - for example ::A, foo = foo + for example 1... traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, *s| } + for example f(a ? "a":1) traverses all nodes - for example foo::A = 1 + for example def f o=1, *r, &b; end traverses all nodes - for example if foo then bar; end + for example super() traverses all nodes - for example yield foo + when given an unexpected AST + with too few children + raises debugging error + with too many children + raises debugging error + for example for a in foo do p a; end traverses all nodes - for example a, *b, c = bar + for example foo, bar = m foo traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in [x,] then nil; end + for example a b{c(d)}, /x/ do end traverses all nodes - for example case foo; in A[1, 2] then true; end + for example def foo(_, _); end traverses all nodes - for example :foo + for example foo "#{(1+1).to_i}" do; end traverses all nodes - for example next() + for example fun (1 +) traverses all nodes - for example -1.33 + for example m def x(); end; 1.tap do end traverses all nodes - for example { 1 => 2 } + for example def foo +=begin +=end +end traverses all nodes - for example module Bar::Foo; end + for example a b{c d}, 1 do end traverses all nodes - for example yield() + for example def foo(...); end traverses all nodes - for example a b(c d), 1.0 do end + for example a b(c d), :e do end traverses all nodes - for example @foo, @@bar = *foo + for example until foo; meth end traverses all nodes - for example foo <=> 1 + for example foo::a += 1 traverses all nodes - for example false ? raise {} : tap {} + for example case foo; in A[x:] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example if foo -then bar end + for example :'#@1' traverses all nodes - for example %w[ #@1 ] + for example nil traverses all nodes - for example a b{c d}, 1 do end + for example alias $a $+ traverses all nodes - for example a b{c(d)}, "x" do end + for example bar if foo traverses all nodes - for example f{ |a, *| } + for example super do end traverses all nodes - for example a, * = bar + for example super foo, bar do end traverses all nodes - for example # Extracted from `parser` gem. -# Add the following code at the beginning of `def assert_parses`: -# -# File.open('./out.rb', 'a+') do |f| -# f << code << "\n\n#----\n" if versions.include? '2.7' -# end - -alias $a $b + for example meth 1 do end.fun bar do end traverses all nodes - for example def f o=1, &b; end + for example case foo; in **a then true; end traverses all nodes - for example fun do end + for example -> do rescue; end traverses all nodes - for example !(a, b = foo) + for example begin; rescue LoadError; else; end traverses all nodes - for example __ENCODING__ + for example case foo; in x, then nil; end traverses all nodes - for example while class Foo a = tap do end; end; break; end + for example `a\ +b` traverses all nodes - for example @@var = 10 + for example /source/im traverses all nodes - for example case foo; when 'bar', 'baz'; bar; end + for example case foo; in A[1, 2] then true; end traverses all nodes - for example $+ + for example def String.foo; end traverses all nodes - for example def self::foo; end + for example p <<~"E" + x + #{" y"} +E traverses all nodes - for example unless foo; bar; end + for example def String=; end traverses all nodes - for example var = 10; var + for example class Foo < a:b; end traverses all nodes - for example tap (proc do end) + for example a b{c d}, /x/ do end traverses all nodes - for example :'foo' + for example def foo(_a, _a); end traverses all nodes - for example f{ |;a| } + for example <<-`HERE` +#@1 +HERE traverses all nodes - for example f{ |o=1, p, &b| } + for example meth until foo traverses all nodes - for example foo <= 1 + for example super(foo) traverses all nodes - for example meth 1 do end.fun(bar) + for example m [] do end traverses all nodes -RuboCop::AST::UntilNode - #inverse_keyword - is expected to eq "while" +RuboCop::AST::ForNode + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ForNode + #body + is expected to be sym type + #post_condition_loop? + is expected not to be post condition loop + #void_context? + without a do keyword + is expected to be void context + with a do keyword + is expected to be void context + #keyword + is expected to eq "for" + #collection + is expected to be sym type #do? without a do keyword is expected not to be do with a do keyword is expected to be do - .new + #variable + is expected to be lvasgn type + #loop_keyword? + is expected to be loop keyword + +RuboCop::AST::UntilNode + #loop_keyword? with a statement until - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::UntilNode + is expected to be loop keyword + with a modifier until + is expected to be loop keyword + .new with a modifier until is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::UntilNode - #keyword - is expected to eq "until" + with a statement until + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::UntilNode + #do? + without a do keyword + is expected not to be do + with a do keyword + is expected to be do #post_condition_loop? with a statement until is expected not to be post condition loop with a modifier until is expected to be post condition loop - #loop_keyword? - with a modifier until - is expected to be loop keyword - with a statement until - is expected to be loop keyword - -RuboCop::AST::RangeNode - .new - with an inclusive range - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode - is expected to be range type - with a beignless range - is expected to be range type - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode - with an infinite range - is expected to be range type - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode - with an exclusive range - is expected to be range type - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RangeNode - -RuboCop::AST::EnsureNode - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::EnsureNode - #body - is expected to be sym type + #keyword + is expected to eq "until" + #inverse_keyword + is expected to eq "while" -RuboCop::AST::ArrayNode - #each_value - without block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - with block - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArrayNode - is expected to eq ["(int 1)", "(int 2)", "(int 3)"] - #bracketed? - with a percent literal - is expected to be bracketed - with square brackets - is expected to be bracketed - unbracketed +RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + #default_value + with a splatted argument is expected to be nil - #values - with an empty array - is expected to be empty - with an array of literals - is expected to all be literal - is expected to eq 3 - with an array of variables - is expected to eq 2 - is expected to all be send type - #square_brackets? - with square brackets - is expected to be square brackets - with a percent literal - is expected not to be square brackets + with a double splatted argument + is expected to be nil + with an optional argument + is expected to eq s(:int, 42) + with a shadow argument + is expected to be nil + with a block + is expected to be nil + with a block argument + is expected to be nil + with an optional keyword argument + is expected to eq s(:int, 42) + with a regular argument + is expected to be nil + with argument forwarding + with Ruby >= 3.0 + is expected to be nil + with Ruby >= 2.7 + is expected to be nil + #default? + with a shadow argument + is expected to equal false + with a block argument + is expected to equal false + with a double splatted argument + is expected to equal false + with a splatted argument + is expected to equal false + with an optional keyword argument + is expected to equal true + with an optional argument + is expected to equal true + with a regular argument + is expected to equal false + with a block + is expected to equal false + with argument forwarding + with Ruby >= 3.0 + is expected to equal false + with Ruby >= 2.7 + is expected to equal false .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArrayNode - #percent_literal? - with square brackets - is expected not to be percent literal :string - is expected not to be percent literal :symbol - is expected not to be percent literal - with a string percent literal - is expected not to be percent literal :symbol - is expected to be percent literal - is expected to be percent literal :string - with a symbol percent literal - is expected not to be percent literal :string - is expected to be percent literal - is expected to be percent literal :symbol - -RuboCop::AST::ConstNode - #absolute? - is expected to be absolute - with a constant not starting with :: - is expected not to be absolute - with a non-namespaced constant - is expected not to be absolute - #namespace - is expected to eq "::Foo::Bar" - #short_name - is expected to eq :BAZ - #module_name? - is expected not to be module name - with a constant with a lowercase letter - is expected to be module name - #each_path - yields all parts of the namespace - #relative? - with a non-namespaced constant - is expected to be relative + with argument forwarding + with Ruby >= 3.0 + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with Ruby >= 2.7 + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with an optional argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a splatted argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a double splatted argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a block + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a block argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with an optional keyword argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a lambda literal + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a shadow argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a keyword argument + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + with a method definition + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ArgNode + #name + with a regular argument + is expected to eq :x + with a nameless splatted argument + is expected to be nil + with a block + is expected to eq :x + with a double splatted argument + is expected to eq :x + with an optional keyword argument + is expected to eq :x + with an optional argument + is expected to eq :x + with argument forwarding + with Ruby >= 3.0 + is expected to be nil + with Ruby >= 2.7 + is expected to be nil + with a shadow argument + is expected to eq :x + with a block argument + is expected to eq :x + with a splatted argument + is expected to eq :x + with a nameless double splatted argument + is expected to be nil + with a keyword argument + is expected to eq :x -RuboCop::AST::IfNode - #unless? - with an if statement - is expected not to be unless - with a ternary operator - is expected not to be unless - with an unless statement - is expected to be unless - #each_branch - when passed a block - yields all the branches - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - #else? - with an elsif statement - is expected to be else - without an else statement - is expected not to be elsif - #elsif_conditional? - with nested conditionals in if clause - is expected not to be elsif conditional - with nested ternary operators - when nested in the falsey branch - is expected not to be elsif conditional - when nested in the truthy branch - is expected not to be elsif conditional - with multiple elsif conditionals - is expected to be elsif conditional - with nested conditionals in else clause - is expected not to be elsif conditional - with one elsif conditional - is expected to be elsif conditional - #if_branch - with an unless statement - is expected to be sym type - with a ternary operator - is expected to be sym type - with an if statement +RuboCop::AST::PairNode + #same_line? + when both pairs are on the same line + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to be same line s(:pair, + s(:sym, :b), + s(:int, 2)) + when both pair is a keyword splat + is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + when a multiline pair shares the same line + when last pair is a keyword splat + is expected to be same line s(:pair, + s(:sym, :a), + s(:begin)) + is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to be same line s(:pair, + s(:sym, :b), + s(:int, 2)) + is expected to be same line s(:pair, + s(:sym, :a), + s(:begin)) + when pairs are on separate lines + when last pair is a keyword splat + is expected not to be same line s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected not to be same line s(:pair, + s(:sym, :b), + s(:int, 2)) + #value_on_new_line? + when value spans multiple lines + is expected not to be value on new line + when value starts on a new line + is expected to be value on new line + when pair is on a single line + is expected not to be value on new line + #value_delta + when using hash rocket delimiters + when receiver value is ahead + is expected to eq 2 + when both pairs are on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + when values are aligned + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver value is behind + is expected to eq -2 + when using colon delimiters + when receiver value is ahead + is expected to eq 2 + when receiver value is behind + is expected to eq -2 + when values are aligned + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + #hash_rocket? + when using a colon delimiter + is expected not to be hash rocket + when using a hash rocket delimiter + is expected to be hash rocket + #inverse_delimiter + when using a colon delimiter + is expected to eq " => " + is expected to eq "=>" + when using a hash rocket delimiter + is expected to eq ": " + is expected to eq ":" + #delimiter + when using a colon delimiter + is expected to eq ":" + is expected to eq ": " + when using a hash rocket delimiter + is expected to eq "=>" + is expected to eq " => " + #key + when using a symbol key is expected to be sym type + when using a string key + is expected to be str type + #value_omission? + when not using hash value omission + is expected not to be value omission + when using hash value omission + is expected to be value omission + #key_delta + with alignment set to :left + when using colon delimiters + when keys are aligned + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver key is behind + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq -2 + when both pairs are reail pairs + is expected to eq -2 + when receiver key is ahead + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 2 + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 2 + when both keys are on the same line + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when using hash rocket delimiters + when both keys are on the same line + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when keys are aligned + when both keys are explicit keys + is expected to eq 0 + when second key is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver key is ahead + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 2 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 2 + when receiver key is behind + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq -2 + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq -2 + with alignment set to :right + when using hash rocket delimiters + when keys are aligned + when both keys are explicit keys + is expected to eq 0 + when second key is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver key is ahead + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 2 + when both keys are on the same line + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver key is behind + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq -2 + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when using colon delimiters + when both keys are on the same line + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver key is behind + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are reail pairs + is expected to eq -2 + when keys are aligned + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 0 + when receiver key is ahead + when second pair is a keyword splat + is expected to eq 0 + when both pairs are explicit pairs + is expected to eq 2 .new - with a modifier statement - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IfNode - with a ternary operator - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IfNode - with a regular if statement - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IfNode - #else_branch - with an unless statement - is expected to be int type - with a ternary operator - is expected to be int type - with an if statement - is expected to be int type - #keyword - with a ternary operator - is expected to eq "" - with an if statement - is expected to eq "if" - with an unless statement - is expected to eq "unless" - #ternary? - with an unless statement - is expected not to be ternary - with an if statement - is expected not to be ternary - with a ternary operator - is expected to be ternary - #modifier_form? - with a non-modifier unless statement - is expected not to be modifier form - with a ternary operator - is expected not to be modifier form - with a modifier if statement - is expected to be modifier form - with a non-modifier if statement - is expected not to be modifier form - with a modifier unless statement - is expected to be modifier form - #if? - with an unless statement - is expected not to be if - with a ternary operator - is expected not to be if - with an if statement - is expected to be if - #elsif? - with an elsif statement - is expected to be elsif - without an elsif statement - is expected not to be elsif - with an if statement comtaining an elsif - is expected not to be elsif - #branches - with a ternary operator - is expected to all be literal - is expected to eq 2 - with an else statement + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::PairNode + #value + is expected to be int type + #colon? + when using a colon delimiter + is expected to be colon + when using a hash rocket delimiter + is expected not to be colon + +RuboCop::AST::BlockNode + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::BlockNode + #receiver + with dot operator call + is expected to eq "foo" + with safe navigation operator call + is expected to eq "foo" + #delimiters + when enclosed in braces + is expected to eq ["{", "}"] + when enclosed in do-end keywords + is expected to eq ["do", "end"] + #opening_delimiter + when enclosed in braces + is expected to eq "{" + when enclosed in do-end keywords + is expected to eq "do" + #arguments? + with a single argument + is expected to be arguments + with a single splat argument + is expected to be arguments + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be arguments + >= Ruby 2.7 + using numbered parameters + is expected not to be arguments + with no arguments + is expected not to be arguments + with destructuring arguments + is expected to be arguments + #closing_delimiter + when enclosed in do-end keywords + is expected to eq "end" + when enclosed in braces + is expected to eq "}" + #lambda? + when block belongs to a stabby lambda + is expected to be lambda + when block belongs to a method lambda + is expected to be lambda + when block belongs to a non-lambda method + is expected not to be lambda + #argument_list + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + all argument types + is expected to eq [:a, :b, :c, :d, :e, :f, :g, :h, :i] + >= Ruby 2.7 + using numbered parameters + with sequential params + is expected to eq [:_1, :_2] + with skipped params + is expected to eq [:_1, :_2, :_3, :_4, :_5, :_6, :_7] + #keywords? + when enclosed in braces + is expected not to be keywords + when enclosed in do-end keywords + is expected to be keywords + #braces? + when enclosed in do-end keywords + is expected not to be braces + when enclosed in braces + is expected to be braces + #single_line? + when block is on a single line + is expected to be single line + when block is on several lines + is expected not to be single line + #multiline? + when block is on a single line + is expected not to be multiline + when block is on several lines + is expected to be multiline + #void_context? + when block method is not each + is expected not to be void context + when block method is each + is expected to be void context + when block method is tap + is expected to be void context + #arguments + with multiple mixed arguments is expected to eq 2 - is expected to all be literal - with an elsif statement - is expected to all be literal - is expected to eq 3 - with an if statement - is expected to all be literal + >= Ruby 2.7 + using numbered parameters + is expected to be empty + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + with a single splat argument is expected to eq 1 - with an unless statement + with a single literal argument is expected to eq 1 - is expected to all be literal - #inverse_keyword? - with an unless statement - is expected to eq "if" - with an if statement - is expected to eq "unless" - with a ternary operator - is expected to eq "" - #nested_conditional? - with nested ternary operators - when nested in the truthy branch - is expected to be nested conditional - when nested in the falsey branch - is expected to be nested conditional - with nested conditionals in if clause - is expected to be nested conditional - with nested conditionals in elsif clause - is expected to be nested conditional - with no nested conditionals - is expected not to be nested conditional - with nested conditionals in else clause - is expected to be nested conditional + with destructured arguments + is expected to eq 2 -RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets - is expected to eq "::RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets::SET_1_2_3_ETC" - is expected not to eq "::RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets::SET_1_2_3_ETC_2" - is expected to eq "::RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets::SET_1_2_3_ETC" - creates a constant with the right value +RuboCop::AST::OrAsgnNode + #assignment_node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode + #name + is expected to eq :var + #operator + is expected to eq :"||" + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OrAsgnNode + #expression + is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) RuboCop::AST::Node #parent_module_name when node nested in an unknown block is expected to be nil - when node on singleton class - is expected to eq "Foo::#" + when node nested in a class << exp + is expected to be nil when node on class in singleton class is expected to eq "Foo::#::Bar" - when node on top level - is expected to eq "Object" when node on module is expected to eq "Foo" - when node nested in a class << exp - is expected to be nil - sibling_access - returns trivial values for a root node - for a node with siblings - returns the expected values - for a single child - returns the expected values - #value_used? - at the top level - is false - within a module definition node - is always true - within a singleton class node - is always true - within a method call node - is always true - at the end of a block - is always true - within a while node - is true only for the condition - within a class definition node - is always true - within an if...else..end node - at the top level - is true only for the condition - nested in a method call - is always true - within an array literal - at the top level - is always false - assigned to an ivar - is always true + when node on top level + is expected to eq "Object" + when node on singleton class + is expected to eq "Foo::#" #argument_type? method arguments returns true for all argument types block arguments returns true for all argument types - #recursive_basic_literal? - behaves like literal - returns true for `false` - behaves like literal - returns true for `/./` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `(x == false)` - behaves like literal - returns true for `{ a: 1, b: 2 }` - behaves like literal - returns true for `(false <=> true)` - behaves like literal - returns true for `[1, 2, 3]` - behaves like literal - returns true for `!true` - behaves like literal - returns true for `{ :a => 1, :b => 2 }` - behaves like literal - returns true for `%r{abx}ixo` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `some_method_call(x, y)` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `{ :sym => some_method_call }` - behaves like literal - returns true for `nil` - behaves like literal - returns true for `1.0` - behaves like literal - returns true for `"#{2}"` - behaves like literal - returns true for `1` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `{ some_method_call => :sym }` - behaves like literal - returns true for `(1)` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `/.#{some_method_call}/` - behaves like literal - returns true for `'str'` - behaves like literal - returns true for `(false or true)` - behaves like literal - returns true for `(false && true)` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `(x or false)` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `some_method_call` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `%r{abx#{foo}}ixo` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `(x && false)` - behaves like non literal - returns false for `[some_method_call]` - #module_definition? - included module definition - matches - namespaced modules - matches - prepend Module.new - matches - using module keyword - matches - with Module.new - matches - when using numbered parameter - matches - nested modules - matches - with ::ModuleName - matches - #class_constructor? - class definition - does not match - class definition on outer scope - matches - module definition with a block - matches - class definition with a block - matches - #conditional? - when `case_match` node - is true - when post condition loop node - is false - when `until` node - is true - when `if` node - is true - when `while` node - is true - when `case` node - is true #struct_constructor? - ::Struct - matches struct definition without block does not match struct definition with a block matches + ::Struct + matches #numeric_type? when complex literal is true - when float literal - is true - when complex literal whose imaginary part is a rational - is true when string literal is true when rational literal is true when integer literal is true + when complex literal whose imaginary part is a rational + is true + when float literal + is true #pure? - for an ivar assignment - returns false for a nested if where the innermost descendants are local vars and literals returns true - where one branch contains a method call - returns false where one branch contains an assignment statement returns false - for a class definition + where one branch contains a method call + returns false + for an ivar assignment returns false for a method call returns false - for a regexp - with options - returns true - with interpolated segments - returns false - with no interpolation - returns true - for an lvar assignment + for a cvar assignment + returns false + for a class definition returns false for an integer literal returns true for a module definition returns false - for a gvar assignment + for an lvar assignment returns false - for a cvar assignment + for a gvar assignment returns false - for a hash literal + for an array literal with only literal children returns true which contains a method call returns false - for an array literal + for a hash literal + with only literal children + returns true which contains a method call returns false - with only literal children + for a regexp + with no interpolation + returns true + with interpolated segments + returns false + with options returns true + #recursive_basic_literal? + behaves like literal + returns true for `%r{abx}ixo` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `some_method_call(x, y)` + behaves like literal + returns true for `{ a: 1, b: 2 }` + behaves like literal + returns true for `false` + behaves like literal + returns true for `"#{2}"` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `(x == false)` + behaves like literal + returns true for `{ :a => 1, :b => 2 }` + behaves like literal + returns true for `[1, 2, 3]` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `(x or false)` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `[some_method_call]` + behaves like literal + returns true for `nil` + behaves like literal + returns true for `(false <=> true)` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `%r{abx#{foo}}ixo` + behaves like literal + returns true for `/./` + behaves like literal + returns true for `!true` + behaves like literal + returns true for `1.0` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `some_method_call` + behaves like literal + returns true for `(false && true)` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `{ :sym => some_method_call }` + behaves like literal + returns true for `(1)` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `(x && false)` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `{ some_method_call => :sym }` + behaves like non literal + returns false for `/.#{some_method_call}/` + behaves like literal + returns true for `1` + behaves like literal + returns true for `'str'` + behaves like literal + returns true for `(false or true)` + #module_definition? + with ::ModuleName + matches + with Module.new + matches + when using numbered parameter + matches + prepend Module.new + matches + namespaced modules + matches + using module keyword + matches + included module definition + matches + nested modules + matches #class_definition? + with ::ClassName + matches with inheritance matches + with self singleton class + matches with object singleton class matches - with Struct + with Class.new matches when using numbered parameter matches - constant defined as Struct without block - does not match without inheritance matches - with Class.new + with Struct matches when using numbered parameter matches - with self singleton class + constant defined as Struct without block + does not match + namespaced class matches - with ::ClassName + #conditional? + when `while` node + is true + when `case` node + is true + when post condition loop node + is false + when `until` node + is true + when `if` node + is true + when `case_match` node + is true + #value_used? + within an if...else..end node + at the top level + is true only for the condition + nested in a method call + is always true + within an array literal + assigned to an ivar + is always true + at the top level + is always false + within a singleton class node + is always true + at the top level + is false + within a module definition node + is always true + within a method call node + is always true + at the end of a block + is always true + within a class definition node + is always true + within a while node + is true only for the condition + sibling_access + returns trivial values for a root node + for a single child + returns the expected values + for a node with siblings + returns the expected values + #class_constructor? + class definition + does not match + class definition on outer scope matches - namespaced class + module definition with a block + matches + class definition with a block matches -RuboCop::AST::StrNode - #heredoc? - with a normal string - is expected not to be heredoc - with a heredoc - is expected to be heredoc - with a string with interpolation - is expected not to be heredoc +RuboCop::AST::ResbodyNode + #exception_variable + for an implicit rescue + is expected to eq "ex" + when an exception variable is not given + is expected to be nil + for an explicit rescue + is expected to eq "ex" .new - with a heredoc - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::StrNode - with a string with interpolation - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::StrNode - with a normal string - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::StrNode - #character_literal? - with a heredoc - is expected not to be character literal - with a character literal - is expected to be character literal - with a normal string literal - is expected not to be character literal + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ResbodyNode + #exceptions + without exception + is expected to eq 0 + with a single exception + is expected to all be const type + is expected to eq 1 + with multiple exceptions + is expected to all be const type + is expected to eq 2 + #branch_index + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to eq 1 + is expected to eq 0 + #body + is expected to be sym type -RuboCop::AST::SuperNode +RuboCop::AST::SendNode + #method_name + with a plain method + is expected to eq :bar + with an operator method + is expected to eq :== + with a setter method + is expected to eq :bar= + with an implicit call method + is expected to eq :call + #method? + when message matches + when argument is a symbol + is expected to be method :bar + when argument is a string + is expected to be method "bar" + when message does not match + when argument is a string + is expected not to be method "foo" + when argument is a symbol + is expected not to be method :foo + #const_receiver? + with a self receiver + is expected not to be const receiver + with a constant receiver + is expected to be const receiver + with a non-constant receiver + is expected not to be const receiver + #self_receiver? + with a non-self receiver + is expected not to be self receiver + with a self receiver + is expected to be self receiver + with an implicit receiver + is expected not to be self receiver #block_node - with a block argument - is expected to be nil + with Ruby >= 2.7 + with a numblock literal + is expected to be numblock type with a block literal is expected to be block type + with a block argument + is expected to be nil with no block is expected to be nil - #comparison_method? - is expected not to be comparison method + #enumerable_method? + with an enumerable method + is expected to be enumerable method + with a regular method + is expected not to be enumerable method + #camel_case_method? + with a camel case method + is expected to be camel case method + with a regular method + is expected not to be camel case method + #negation_method? + with prefix `not` + is expected to be negation method + with prefix bang + is expected to be negation method + with a non-negated method + is expected not to be negation method + with suffix `not` + is expected not to be negation method + #nonmutating_binary_operator_method? + with a regular method + is expected not to be nonmutating binary operator method + with a mutating binary operator method + is expected not to be nonmutating binary operator method + with a nonmutating binary operator method + is expected to be nonmutating binary operator method + #nonmutating_string_method? + with a mutating String method + is expected not to be nonmutating string method + with a regular method + is expected not to be nonmutating string method + with a nonmutating String method + is expected to be nonmutating string method + #unary_operation? + with a unary operation + is expected to be unary operation + with a binary operation + is expected not to be unary operation + with an implicit call method + is expected not to be unary operation + with a regular method call + is expected not to be unary operation + #parenthesized? + with no arguments + when not using parentheses + is expected not to be parenthesized + when using parentheses + is expected to be parenthesized + with arguments + when using parentheses + is expected to be parenthesized + when not using parentheses + is expected not to be parenthesized + #last_argument + with a single literal argument + is expected to be sym type + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to be sym type + with no arguments + is expected to be nil + with a single splat argument + is expected to be splat type + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be splat type + #nonmutating_operator_method? + with a regular method + is expected not to be nonmutating operator method + with a nonmutating binary operator method + is expected to be nonmutating operator method + with a nonmutating unary operator method + is expected to be nonmutating operator method + with a mutating binary operator method + is expected not to be nonmutating operator method + #lambda_literal? + with a non-lambda method + is expected not to be lambda + with `a.() {}` style method + is expected not to be lambda + with a stabby lambda + is expected to be lambda literal + with a lambda method + is expected not to be lambda literal + .new + with a regular method send + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SendNode + with a safe navigation method send + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SendNode + #command? + when argument is a string + with an explicit receiver + is expected not to be command "bar" + with an implicit receiver + is expected to be command "bar" + when argument is a symbol + with an explicit receiver + is expected not to be command :bar + with an implicit receiver + is expected to be command :bar + #operator_method? + with a regular method + is expected not to be operator method + with a unary operator method + is expected to be operator method + with a setter method + is expected not to be operator method + with a binary operator method + is expected to be operator method + #loop_keyword? + is expected not to be loop keyword + #binary_operation?? + with a unary operation + is expected not to be binary operation + with a binary operation + is expected to be binary operation + with a regular method call + is expected not to be binary operation + with an implicit call method + is expected not to be binary operation + #nonmutating_unary_operator_method? + with a regular method + is expected not to be nonmutating unary operator method + with a nonmutating unary operator method + is expected to be nonmutating unary operator method + #macro? + with a receiver + when parent is a module + is expected not to be macro + when parent is a class + is expected not to be macro + without a receiver + when parent is a class + is expected to be macro + when parent is a block not in a macro scope + is expected not to be macro + when parent is a method definition + is expected not to be macro + when the condition of an if + is expected not to be macro + when in the global scope + is expected to be macro + when parent is a begin without a parent + is expected to be macro + when parent is a struct constructor + is expected to be macro + when parent is a class constructor + is expected to be macro + when in an if + is expected to be macro + when parent is a keyword begin inside of an class + is expected to be macro + when parent is a singleton class + is expected to be macro + when parent is a module + is expected to be macro + with Ruby >= 2.7 + when parent is a numblock in a macro scope + is expected to be macro + without a parent + is expected to be macro + when parent is a block in a macro scope + is expected to be macro + #access_modifier? + when node is a non-bare `module_function` + is expected to be access modifier + when node is not an access modifier + is expected not to be bare access modifier + when node is a bare `module_function` + is expected to be access modifier + #nonmutating_hash_method? + with a mutating Hash method + is expected not to be nonmutating hash method + with a regular method + is expected not to be nonmutating hash method + with a nonmutating Hash method + is expected to be nonmutating hash method + #first_argument + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to be sym type + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be sym type + with a single splat argument + is expected to be splat type + with a single literal argument + is expected to be sym type + with no arguments + is expected to be nil + #assignment_method? + with a regular method + is expected not to be assignment method + with a comparison method + is expected not to be assignment method + with a bracket assignment method + is expected to be assignment method + with an assignment method + is expected to be assignment method + #bang_method? + with a predicate method + is expected not to be bang method + with a regular method + is expected not to be bang method + with a bang method + is expected to be bang method + #bare_access_modifier? + when node is a bare `module_function` + is expected to be bare access modifier + when node is not an access modifier + is expected not to be bare access modifier + with Ruby >= 2.7 + when node is access modifier in numblock + is expected to be bare access modifier + when node is access modifier in block + is expected to be bare access modifier + when node has an argument + is expected not to be bare access modifier + #setter_method? + with an operator method + is expected not to be setter method + with a regular method + is expected not to be setter method + with a setter method + is expected to be setter method + with an indexed setter method + is expected to be setter method #block_literal? + with Ruby >= 2.7 + with a numblock literal + is expected to be block literal with a block literal is expected to be block literal - with no block - is expected not to be block literal with a block argument is expected not to be block literal - #assignment_method? - is expected not to be assignment method - #camel_case_method? - is expected not to be camel case method + with no block + is expected not to be block literal + #non_bare_access_modifier? + when node is a non-bare `module_function` + is expected to be non bare access modifier + when node does not have an argument + is expected not to be non bare access modifier + when node is not an access modifier + is expected not to be non bare access modifier + #def_modifier? + with a prefixed def modifier + is expected to be def modifier + with a block containing a method definition + is expected not to be def modifier + with several prefixed def modifiers + is expected to be def modifier + #receiver + with a variable receiver + is expected to be send type + with a literal receiver + is expected to be str type + with no receiver + is expected to be nil #splat_argument? - with regular arguments - is expected not to be splat argument with mixed arguments is expected to be splat argument with no arguments is expected not to be splat argument with a splat argument is expected to be splat argument + with regular arguments + is expected not to be splat argument + #prefix_bang? + with keyword `not` + is expected not to be prefix bang + with a bang method + is expected to be prefix bang + with a non-negated method + is expected not to be prefix bang #arguments? - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be arguments - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be arguments - with a single splat argument - is expected to be arguments with a single literal argument is expected to be arguments with no arguments is expected not to be arguments - #macro? - is expected not to be macro - #last_argument - with no arguments - is expected to be nil + with a single splat argument + is expected to be arguments with multiple literal arguments - is expected to be sym type + is expected to be arguments with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be splat type - with a single literal argument - is expected to be sym type - with a single splat argument - is expected to be splat type - #implicit_call? - is expected not to be implicit call - #parenthesized? - with arguments - when not using parentheses - is expected not to be parenthesized - when using parentheses - is expected to be parenthesized + is expected to be arguments + #prefix_not? + with a bang method + is expected not to be prefix not + with keyword `not` + is expected to be prefix not + with a non-negated method + is expected not to be prefix not + #nonmutating_array_method? + with a nonmutating Array method + is expected to be nonmutating array method + with a mutating Array method + is expected not to be nonmutating array method + with a regular method + is expected not to be nonmutating array method + #block_argument? + with regular arguments + is expected not to be block argument with no arguments - when not using parentheses - is expected not to be parenthesized - when using parentheses - is expected to be parenthesized - #method_name - is expected to eq :super + is expected not to be block argument + with mixed arguments + is expected to be block argument + with a block argument + is expected to be block argument + #post_condition_loop? + is expected not to be post condition loop + #lambda? + with a non-lambda method + is expected not to be lambda + with a lambda method + is expected to be lambda + with a stabby lambda method + is expected to be lambda + with a method named lambda in a class + is expected not to be lambda + #double_colon? + with a unary method + is expected not to be double colon + without a dot + is expected not to be double colon + with a double colon + is expected to be double colon + with a dot + is expected not to be double colon + #comparison_method? + with a negation method + is expected not to be comparison method + with a regular method + is expected not to be comparison method + with a comparison method + is expected to be comparison method + #implicit_call? + with an explicit call method + is expected not to be implicit call + with an implicit call method + is expected to be implicit call + with a regular method + is expected not to be implicit call #predicate_method? - is expected not to be predicate method + with a bang method + is expected not to be predicate method + with a predicate method + is expected to be predicate method + with a regular method + is expected not to be predicate method #arguments - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 with no arguments is expected to be empty + with a single splat argument + is expected to eq 1 + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to eq 2 with multiple mixed arguments is expected to eq 2 with a single literal argument is expected to eq 1 - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to eq 2 - #bang_method? - is expected not to be bang method - #self_receiver? - is expected not to be self receiver - #block_argument? - with regular arguments - is expected not to be block argument - with mixed arguments - is expected to be block argument - with no arguments - is expected not to be block argument - with a block argument - is expected to be block argument + #def_modifier + with a block containing a method definition + is expected to be nil + with call with no argument + is expected to be nil + with several prefixed def modifiers + is expected to eq :qux + with a prefixed def modifier + is expected to eq :bar + #attribute_accessor? + with an accessor + returns the accessor method and Array] + with a call without arguments + is expected to be nil + #arithmetic_operation? + with a unary numeric operation + is expected not to be arithmetic operation + with a binary arithmetic operation + is expected to be arithmetic operation + with a regular method call + is expected not to be arithmetic operation + #dot? + without a dot + is expected not to be dot + with a dot + is expected to be dot + with a double colon + is expected not to be dot + with a unary method + is expected not to be dot + +RuboCop::AST::LambdaNode #receiver is expected to be nil + #arguments + is expected to eq 2 + #method_name + is expected to eq :lambda + +RuboCop::AST::WhenNode .new - with a zsuper node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SuperNode - with a super node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SuperNode - #double_colon? - is expected not to be double colon - #const_receiver? - is expected not to be const receiver - #command? - when argument is a string - is expected to be command "super" - when argument is a symbol - is expected to be command :super + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::WhenNode + #then? + without a then keyword + is expected not to be then + with a then keyword + is expected to be then + #each_condition + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + when passed a block + yields all the conditions + #conditions + with a single condition + is expected to all be literal + is expected to eq 1 + with a multiple conditions + is expected to all be literal + is expected to eq 3 + #branch_index + is expected to eq 1 + is expected to eq 0 + is expected to eq 2 + #body + with a then keyword + is expected to be sym type + without a then keyword + is expected to be array type + +RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Parser + sequences + parses function calls + parses capture vs repetition with correct priority + parses simple sequences properly + expands ... in sequence head deep inside unions + generates specialized nodes + parses unions of literals as a set + +RuboCop::AST::KeywordSplatNode + #colon? + is expected not to be colon + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::KeywordSplatNode + #value_delta + when using colon delimiters + when keyword splat is on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is left aligned + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is behind + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is ahead + is expected to eq 0 + when using hash rocket delimiters + when keyword splat is on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is behind + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is left aligned + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is ahead + is expected to eq 0 + #operator + is expected to eq "**" + #value + is expected to eq s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + #key + is expected to eq s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + #hash_rocket? + is expected not to be hash rocket + #key_delta + with alignment set to :right + when using hash rocket delimiters + when keyword splat is on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is behind + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is aligned + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is ahead + is expected to eq 0 + when using colon delimiters + when keyword splat is ahead + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is aligned + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is behind + is expected to eq 0 + with alignment set to :left + when using hash rocket delimiters + when keyword splat is ahead + is expected to eq 2 + when keyword splat is behind + is expected to eq -2 + when keyword splat is aligned + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + when using colon delimiters + when keyword splat is behind + is expected to eq -2 + when keyword splat is aligned + is expected to eq 0 + when keyword splat is ahead + is expected to eq 2 + when keyword splat is on the same line + is expected to eq 0 + #same_line? + when pairs are on separate lines + is expected not to be same line s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + when both pairs are on the same line + is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + when a multiline pair shares the same line + is expected to be same line s(:pair, + s(:sym, :a), + s(:begin)) + is expected to be same line s(:kwsplat, + s(:send, nil, :foo)) + +RuboCop::AST::ModuleNode + #body + with an empty body + is expected to be nil + with a multi-expression body + is expected to be begin type + with a single expression body + is expected to be send type + #identifier + is expected to be const type + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ModuleNode + +RuboCop::AST::ReturnNode + behaves like wrapped arguments node + #arguments + with a single argument and braces + is expected to eq 1 + with a single splat argument + is expected to eq 1 + with no arguments and braces + is expected to be empty + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to eq 2 + with a single argument + is expected to eq 1 + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + .new + without arguments + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ReturnNode + with arguments + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ReturnNode + +RuboCop::AST::InPatternNode + when using Ruby 2.7 or newer + #body + with a then keyword + is expected to be sym type + without a then keyword + is expected to be array type + #branch_index + is expected to eq 0 + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to eq 1 + #pattern + with an alternative pattern + is expected to be match alt type + with an array pattern + is expected to be array pattern type + with a pin operator + is expected to be pin type + with a hash pattern + is expected to be hash pattern type + with a variable pattern + is expected to be match var type + with a value pattern + is expected to be int type + with an as pattern + is expected to be match as type + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::InPatternNode + #then? + with a then keyword + is expected to be then + without a then keyword + is expected not to be then + +RuboCop::AST::IfNode + #ternary? + with an unless statement + is expected not to be ternary + with an if statement + is expected not to be ternary + with a ternary operator + is expected to be ternary + #branches + with a ternary operator + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to all be literal + with an if statement + is expected to all be literal + is expected to eq 1 + with an elsif statement + is expected to eq 3 + is expected to all be literal + with an else statement + is expected to eq 2 + is expected to all be literal + with an unless statement + is expected to all be literal + is expected to eq 1 + #else_branch + with a ternary operator + is expected to be int type + with an if statement + is expected to be int type + with an unless statement + is expected to be int type + #else? + without an else statement + is expected not to be elsif + with an elsif statement + is expected to be else + #if_branch + with a ternary operator + is expected to be sym type + with an unless statement + is expected to be sym type + with an if statement + is expected to be sym type + #elsif_conditional? + with nested conditionals in if clause + is expected not to be elsif conditional + with nested conditionals in else clause + is expected not to be elsif conditional + with one elsif conditional + is expected to be elsif conditional + with multiple elsif conditionals + is expected to be elsif conditional + with nested ternary operators + when nested in the falsey branch + is expected not to be elsif conditional + when nested in the truthy branch + is expected not to be elsif conditional + #modifier_form? + with a modifier if statement + is expected to be modifier form + with a ternary operator + is expected not to be modifier form + with a modifier unless statement + is expected to be modifier form + with a non-modifier unless statement + is expected not to be modifier form + with a non-modifier if statement + is expected not to be modifier form + #each_branch + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + when passed a block + yields all the branches + #unless? + with a ternary operator + is expected not to be unless + with an if statement + is expected not to be unless + with an unless statement + is expected to be unless + #nested_conditional? + with nested conditionals in elsif clause + is expected to be nested conditional + with nested conditionals in else clause + is expected to be nested conditional + with no nested conditionals + is expected not to be nested conditional + with nested ternary operators + when nested in the truthy branch + is expected to be nested conditional + when nested in the falsey branch + is expected to be nested conditional + with nested conditionals in if clause + is expected to be nested conditional + #inverse_keyword? + with an unless statement + is expected to eq "if" + with a ternary operator + is expected to eq "" + with an if statement + is expected to eq "unless" + #if? + with a ternary operator + is expected not to be if + with an unless statement + is expected not to be if + with an if statement + is expected to be if + #elsif? + without an elsif statement + is expected not to be elsif + with an elsif statement + is expected to be elsif + with an if statement comtaining an elsif + is expected not to be elsif + .new + with a ternary operator + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IfNode + with a regular if statement + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IfNode + with a modifier statement + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IfNode + #keyword + with a ternary operator + is expected to eq "" + with an if statement + is expected to eq "if" + with an unless statement + is expected to eq "unless" + +RuboCop::AST::FloatNode + #sign? + explicit negative float + is expected to be sign + explicit positive float + is expected to be sign + #value + is expected to eq 1.5 + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::FloatNode + +RuboCop::AST::CaseMatchNode + when using Ruby 2.7 or newer + #in_pattern_branches + is expected to eq 3 + is expected to all be in pattern type + #keyword + is expected to eq "case" + #else_branch + #else? + with an empty else statement + is expected to be empty else type + with an else statement + is expected to be sym type + without an else statement + is expected to be nil + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::CaseMatchNode + #else? + without an else statement + is expected not to be else + with an else statement + is expected to be else + #branches + when there is an else + with else body + returns all the bodies + with empty else + returns all the bodies + when there is no else keyword + returns only then when bodies + #each_in_pattern + when passed a block + yields all the conditions + when not passed a block + is expected to be a kind of Enumerator + +RuboCop::AST::YieldNode #method? when message does not match when argument is a symbol @@ -5696,351 +6192,344 @@ is expected not to be method "foo" when message matches when argument is a string - is expected to be method "super" + is expected to be method "yield" when argument is a symbol - is expected to be method :super + is expected to be method :yield + #arguments? + with a single literal argument + is expected to be arguments + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be arguments + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to be arguments + with a single splat argument + is expected to be arguments + with no arguments + is expected not to be arguments + #assignment_method? + is expected not to be assignment method + #const_receiver? + is expected not to be const receiver + #comparison_method? + is expected not to be comparison method + #method_name + is expected to eq :yield + #implicit_call? + is expected not to be implicit call + #block_literal? + is expected not to be block literal + #arguments + with a single literal argument + is expected to eq 1 + with no arguments + is expected to be empty + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to eq 2 + with multiple literal arguments + is expected to eq 2 + with a single splat argument + is expected to eq 1 + #block_node + is expected to be nil #dot? is expected not to be dot #operator_method? is expected not to be operator method - #first_argument + #macro? + is expected not to be macro + #bang_method? + is expected not to be bang method + #splat_argument? + with mixed arguments + is expected to be splat argument + with a splat argument + is expected to be splat argument with no arguments - is expected to be nil + is expected not to be splat argument + with regular arguments + is expected not to be splat argument + #setter_method? + is expected not to be setter method + #camel_case_method? + is expected not to be camel case method + #double_colon? + is expected not to be double colon + #self_receiver? + is expected not to be self receiver + .new + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::YieldNode + #parenthesized? + with arguments + when using parentheses + is expected to be parenthesized + when not using parentheses + is expected not to be parenthesized + with no arguments + when not using parentheses + is expected not to be parenthesized + when using parentheses + is expected to be parenthesized + #last_argument + with multiple mixed arguments + is expected to be splat type + with a single literal argument + is expected to be sym type with multiple literal arguments is expected to be sym type + with no arguments + is expected to be nil with a single splat argument is expected to be splat type + #receiver + is expected to be nil + #block_argument? + is expected not to be block argument + #command? + when argument is a symbol + is expected to be command :yield + when argument is a string + is expected to be command "yield" + #predicate_method? + is expected not to be predicate method + #first_argument + with a single literal argument + is expected to be sym type + with no arguments + is expected to be nil with multiple mixed arguments is expected to be sym type - with a single literal argument + with a single splat argument + is expected to be splat type + with multiple literal arguments is expected to be sym type - #setter_method? - is expected not to be setter method - -RuboCop::AST::BreakNode - behaves like wrapped arguments node - #arguments - with a single argument and braces - is expected to eq 1 - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with a single argument - is expected to eq 1 - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 - with no arguments and braces - is expected to be empty - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to eq 2 - .new - without arguments - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::BreakNode - with arguments - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::BreakNode - -RuboCop::AST::DefinedNode - .new - with a defined? node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::DefinedNode - #arguments - is expected to eq 1 - is expected to all be sym type - #method_name - is expected to eq :defined? - #receiver - is expected to be nil -RuboCop::AST::ModuleNode - #body - with a multi-expression body - is expected to be begin type - with an empty body - is expected to be nil - with a single expression body - is expected to be send type - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ModuleNode - #identifier - is expected to be const type +RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets + creates a constant with the right value + is expected to eq "::RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets::SET_1_2_3_ETC" + is expected not to eq "::RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets::SET_1_2_3_ETC_2" + is expected to eq "::RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Sets::SET_1_2_3_ETC" -RuboCop::AST::AndAsgnNode - #assignment_node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - #name - is expected to eq :var +RuboCop::AST::CasgnNode #expression is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - #operator - is expected to eq :"&&" - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AndAsgnNode - -RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Lexer - provides tokens via next_token - when given a regexp /test/ - round trips - when given node types and constants - distinguishes them - when given a regexp /back\\slash/ - round trips - when given arithmetic symbols - is parsed as `:&` - when given a regexp ending with a backslash - does not lexes it properly - when given a regexp /[abc]+\/()?/x - round trips - with $type+ - is parsed as `$ int + x` - -RuboCop::AST::AliasNode + #namespace + when the parent is a `const` + is expected to eq s(:const, nil, :FOO) + when there is no parent + is expected to be nil + when the parent is a `cbase` + is expected to eq s(:cbase) .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AliasNode - #old_identifier - is expected to eq :bar - is expected to be sym type - #new_identifier - is expected to eq :foo - is expected to be sym type + with a `casgn` node + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::CasgnNode + #name + is expected to eq :VAR RuboCop::AST::RegexpNode - #extended? - with other options - is expected not to be extended - with no options - is expected not to be extended - with x and other options - is expected to be extended - with only x option - is expected to be extended - #multiline_mode? - with no options - is expected not to be multiline mode - with only m option - is expected to be multiline mode - with other options - is expected not to be multiline mode - with m and other options - is expected to be multiline mode - #percent_r_literal? - with %r{-delimiters - is expected to be percent r literal - with /-delimiters - is expected not to be percent r literal - with %r/-delimiters - is expected to be percent r literal - with %r<-delimiters - is expected to be percent r literal - with multi-line %r{-delimiters - is expected to be percent r literal - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RegexpNode #delimiter? - with %r{-delimiters - is expected not to be delimiter "%r{" - is expected to be delimiter "{" + with %r<-delimiters is expected not to be delimiter "%r/" + is expected not to be delimiter "%r{" + is expected not to be delimiter "{" + is expected not to be delimiter "%r" is expected not to be delimiter "%" is expected not to be delimiter "r" + is expected not to be delimiter "}" + is expected to be delimiter ">" + is expected not to be delimiter "/" + is expected not to be delimiter "%r<" + is expected to be delimiter "<" + with multi-line %r{-delimiters is expected not to be delimiter "%r" - is expected to be delimiter "}" + is expected not to be delimiter "%r/" + is expected not to be delimiter "%" + is expected not to be delimiter "%r{" is expected not to be delimiter "/" + is expected to be delimiter "{" + is expected not to be delimiter "r" + is expected to be delimiter "}" with /-delimiters is expected to be delimiter "/" is expected not to be delimiter "{" - with multi-line %r{-delimiters - is expected to be delimiter "{" + with %r{-delimiters is expected to be delimiter "}" - is expected not to be delimiter "%" is expected not to be delimiter "%r/" is expected not to be delimiter "/" - is expected not to be delimiter "r" is expected not to be delimiter "%r{" - is expected not to be delimiter "%r" - with %r<-delimiters - is expected to be delimiter ">" - is expected to be delimiter "<" is expected not to be delimiter "%" - is expected not to be delimiter "%r{" - is expected not to be delimiter "{" - is expected not to be delimiter "%r/" is expected not to be delimiter "r" - is expected not to be delimiter "}" - is expected not to be delimiter "%r<" - is expected not to be delimiter "/" is expected not to be delimiter "%r" + is expected to be delimiter "{" with %r/-delimiters - is expected not to be delimiter "%" - is expected not to be delimiter "{" - is expected not to be delimiter "}" is expected to be delimiter "/" + is expected not to be delimiter "}" + is expected not to be delimiter "%" is expected not to be delimiter "%r" - is expected not to be delimiter "r" is expected not to be delimiter "%r/" + is expected not to be delimiter "{" + is expected not to be delimiter "r" + #fixed_encoding? + with no options + is expected not to be fixed encoding + with u and other options + is expected to be fixed encoding + with other options + is expected not to be fixed encoding + with only u option + is expected to be fixed encoding + #no_encoding? + with only n option + is expected to be no encoding + with no options + is expected not to be no encoding + with other options + is expected not to be no encoding + with n and other options + is expected to be no encoding + #delimiters + with %r<-delimiters + is expected to eq ["<", ">"] + with multi-line %r{-delimiters + is expected to eq ["{", "}"] + with /-delimiters + is expected to eq ["/", "/"] + with %r{-delimiters + is expected to eq ["{", "}"] + with %r/-delimiters + is expected to eq ["/", "/"] #interpolation? - with no interpolation returns false - is expected not to be interpolation with regexp quote is expected to be interpolation + with no interpolation returns false + is expected not to be interpolation with direct variable interpoation is expected to be interpolation - #regopt + #slash_literal? + with %r/-delimiters + is expected not to be slash literal + with /-delimiters + is expected to be slash literal + with %r{-delimiters + is expected not to be slash literal + with %r<-delimiters + is expected not to be slash literal + with multi-line %r{-delimiters + is expected not to be slash literal + #content with an empty regexp with option - is expected to eq [:i, :x] - is expected to be regopt type - with a multi-line regexp without option - is expected to be empty - is expected to be regopt type + is expected to eq "" with a regexp without option - is expected to be empty - is expected to be regopt type - with an empty regexp - is expected to be regopt type - is expected to be empty + is expected to eq ".+" with a regexp with option - is expected to be regopt type - is expected to eq [:i, :m, :x] + is expected to eq ".+" with a multi-line regexp with option - is expected to eq [:i, :m, :x] - is expected to be regopt type + is expected to eq "\n.+\n" + with a multi-line regexp without option + is expected to eq "\n.+\n" + with an empty regexp + is expected to eq "" + #extended? + with x and other options + is expected to be extended + with only x option + is expected to be extended + with no options + is expected not to be extended + with other options + is expected not to be extended + #percent_r_literal? + with %r{-delimiters + is expected to be percent r literal + with %r<-delimiters + is expected to be percent r literal + with %r/-delimiters + is expected to be percent r literal + with multi-line %r{-delimiters + is expected to be percent r literal + with /-delimiters + is expected not to be percent r literal #to_regexp + with a multi-line regexp with option + is expected to eq / +.+ +/ix with a regexp with an "o" option is expected to eq "/abc/i" + with a regexp with an "u" option + is expected to eq "/abc/" + with a regexp with an "n" option + is expected to eq "/abc/n" with a multi-line regexp without option is expected to eq / .+ / with an empty regexp is expected to eq // - with a regexp with an "n" option - is expected to eq "/abc/n" + with an empty regexp with option + is expected to eq //ix with a regexp without option is expected to eq /.+/ - with a multi-line regexp with option - is expected to eq / -.+ -/ix with a regexp with option is expected to eq /.+/mix - with an empty regexp with option - is expected to eq //ix - with a regexp with an "u" option - is expected to eq "/abc/" - #content - with an empty regexp - is expected to eq "" - with a multi-line regexp without option - is expected to eq "\n.+\n" - with a regexp with option - is expected to eq ".+" - with an empty regexp with option - is expected to eq "" - with a multi-line regexp with option - is expected to eq "\n.+\n" - with a regexp without option - is expected to eq ".+" #ignore_case? - with only i option - is expected to be ignore case with i and other options is expected to be ignore case - with no options - is expected not to be ignore case with other options is expected not to be ignore case - #slash_literal? - with multi-line %r{-delimiters - is expected not to be slash literal - with /-delimiters - is expected to be slash literal - with %r/-delimiters - is expected not to be slash literal - with %r<-delimiters - is expected not to be slash literal - with %r{-delimiters - is expected not to be slash literal - #no_encoding? - with other options - is expected not to be no encoding + with only i option + is expected to be ignore case with no options - is expected not to be no encoding - with n and other options - is expected to be no encoding - with only n option - is expected to be no encoding + is expected not to be ignore case + #options + with a regexp with single option + is expected to eq 1 + with a regexp with multiple options + is expected to eq 3 + with a regexp with "o" option + is expected to eq 0 + with a regexp without option + is expected to eq 0 + with an empty regexp + is expected to eq 0 + #regopt + with a multi-line regexp without option + is expected to be empty + is expected to be regopt type + with a regexp without option + is expected to be empty + is expected to be regopt type + with a regexp with option + is expected to eq [:i, :m, :x] + is expected to be regopt type + with an empty regexp with option + is expected to be regopt type + is expected to eq [:i, :x] + with a multi-line regexp with option + is expected to be regopt type + is expected to eq [:i, :m, :x] + with an empty regexp + is expected to be regopt type + is expected to be empty #single_interpolation? - with other options - is expected not to be single interpolation with o and other options is expected to be single interpolation with only o option is expected to be single interpolation with no options is expected not to be single interpolation - #delimiters - with %r{-delimiters - is expected to eq ["{", "}"] - with %r<-delimiters - is expected to eq ["<", ">"] - with multi-line %r{-delimiters - is expected to eq ["{", "}"] - with %r/-delimiters - is expected to eq ["/", "/"] - with /-delimiters - is expected to eq ["/", "/"] - #options - with a regexp with "o" option - is expected to eq 0 - with a regexp with multiple options - is expected to eq 3 - with a regexp with single option - is expected to eq 1 - with an empty regexp - is expected to eq 0 - with a regexp without option - is expected to eq 0 - #fixed_encoding? - with only u option - is expected to be fixed encoding with other options - is expected not to be fixed encoding - with u and other options - is expected to be fixed encoding - with no options - is expected not to be fixed encoding - -RuboCop::AST::RescueNode - #else_branch - with an else statement - is expected to be send type - without an else statement - is expected to be nil - #body - is expected to be send type - #resbody_branches - is expected to eq 2 - is expected to all be resbody type + is expected not to be single interpolation .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RescueNode - #else? - without an else statement - is expected not to be else - with an else statement - is expected to be else - #branches - when there is an else - returns all the bodies - with an empty else - returns all the bodies - when there is no else keyword - returns only then rescue bodies - -RuboCop::AST::LambdaNode - #method_name - is expected to eq :lambda - #receiver - is expected to be nil - #arguments - is expected to eq 2 + is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::RegexpNode + #multiline_mode? + with m and other options + is expected to be multiline mode + with only m option + is expected to be multiline mode + with other options + is expected not to be multiline mode + with no options + is expected not to be multiline mode Changelog parses correctly @@ -6048,463 +6537,10 @@ Changelog::Entry generates correct content -RuboCop::AST::AndNode - #lhs - with a logical and node - is expected to be sym type - with a semantic and node - is expected to be sym type - #semantic_operator? - with a semantic and node - is expected to be semantic operator - with a logical and node - is expected not to be semantic operator - #alternate_operator - with a semantic and node - is expected to eq "&&" - with a logical and node - is expected to eq "and" - #rhs - with a semantic and node - is expected to be int type - with a logical and node - is expected to be int type - .new - with a semantic and node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AndNode - with a logical and node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AndNode - #operator - with a semantic and node - is expected to eq "and" - with a logical and node - is expected to eq "&&" - #inverse_operator - with a logical and node - is expected to eq "||" - with a semantic and node - is expected to eq "or" - #logical_operator? - with a semantic and node - is expected not to be logical operator - with a logical and node - is expected to be logical operator - -RuboCop::AST::RuboCopCompatibility - when ran from an incompatible version of Rubocop - issues a warning - when ran from a compatible version of Rubocop - issues a warning - -RuboCop::AST::ForwardArgsNode - when using Ruby 2.7 or newer - #to_a - is expected to contain exactly (be forward arg type) - -RuboCop::AST::OpAsgnNode - #assignment_node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - #operator - with *= - is expected to eq :* - with **= - is expected to eq :** - with %= - is expected to eq :% - with &= - is expected to eq :& - with += - is expected to eq :+ - with /= - is expected to eq :/ - with -= - is expected to eq :- - with |= - is expected to eq :| - .new - with an `op_asgn_node` node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OpAsgnNode - #expression - is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - #name - is expected to eq :var - -RuboCop::AST::IntNode - #value - is expected to eq 10 - #sign? - explicit positive int - is expected to be sign - explicit negative int - is expected to be sign - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::IntNode - -RuboCop::AST::CaseNode - #else_branch - #else? - with an else statement - is expected to be sym type - without an else statement - is expected to be nil - with an empty else statement - is expected to be nil - #each_when - when passed a block - yields all the conditions - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - #else? - without an else statement - is expected not to be else - with an else statement - is expected to be else - #when_branches - is expected to eq 3 - is expected to all be when type - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::CaseNode - #branches - when there is an else - returns all the bodies - with an empty else - returns all the bodies - when there is no else keyword - returns only then when bodies - when compared to an IfNode - returns the same - #keyword - is expected to eq "case" - -RuboCop::AST::CaseMatchNode - when using Ruby 2.7 or newer - #keyword - is expected to eq "case" - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::CaseMatchNode - #else? - with an else statement - is expected to be else - without an else statement - is expected not to be else - #branches - when there is no else keyword - returns only then when bodies - when there is an else - with else body - returns all the bodies - with empty else - returns all the bodies - #each_in_pattern - when passed a block - yields all the conditions - when not passed a block - is expected to be a kind of Enumerator - #else_branch - #else? - without an else statement - is expected to be nil - with an empty else statement - is expected to be empty else type - with an else statement - is expected to be sym type - #in_pattern_branches - is expected to eq 3 - is expected to all be in pattern type - -RuboCop::AST::SelfClassNode - #body - with an empty body - is expected to be nil - with a multi-expression body - is expected to be begin type - with a single expression body - is expected to be send type - #identifier - is expected to be self type - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SelfClassNode - -Set#=== - tests for inclusion - -RuboCop::AST::SymbolNode - #value - is expected to eq :foo - .new - with a symbol node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::SymbolNode - -RuboCop::AST::Token - #space_after - returns nil when there is not a space after token - returns truthy MatchData when there is a space after token - #space_before - returns nil when there is not a space before token - returns nil when it is on the first line - returns truthy MatchData when there is a space before token - #line - returns line of token - type predicates - #left_ref_bracket? - returns false for non left_ref_bracket tokens - returns true for left_ref_bracket tokens - with braces & parens - #left_curly_brace? - returns true for left block brace tokens - returns false for non left block brace tokens - #right_parens? - returns true for right parens tokens - returns false for non right parens tokens - #left_parens? - returns true for left parens tokens - returns false for non left parens tokens - #right_curly_brace? - returns true for all right brace tokens - returns false for non right brace tokens - #left_brace? - returns false for non left hash brace tokens - returns true for left hash brace tokens - #left_brace? - returns true for right_bracket tokens - returns false for non right_bracket tokens - #comment? - returns true for comment tokens - returns false for non comment tokens - #rescue_modifier? - returns true for rescue modifier tokens - returns false for non rescue modifier tokens - #semicolon? - returns false for non semicolon tokens - returns true for semicolon tokens - #end? - returns false for non end tokens - returns true for end tokens - #dot? - returns true for dot tokens - returns false for non dot tokens - #comma? - returns true for comma tokens - returns false for non comma tokens - #right_bracket? - returns false for non right_bracket tokens - returns true for all right_bracket tokens - #regexp_dots? - returns true for regexp tokens - returns false for non comma tokens - #new_line? - returns false for non new line tokens - returns true for new line tokens - #left_array_bracket? - returns false for non left_array_bracket tokens - returns true for left_array_bracket tokens - #left_bracket? - returns true for all left_bracket tokens - returns false for non left_bracket tokens - #equals_sign? - returns false for non equals sign tokens - returns true for equals sign tokens - #begin_pos - returns index of first char in token range of entire source - #end_pos - returns index of last char in token range of entire source - .from_parser_token - sets parser token's text to rubocop token's text - sets parser token's range to rubocop token's pos - sets parser token's type to rubocop token's type - returns a #to_s useful for debugging - #column - returns index of first char in token range on that line - #to_s - returns string of token data - -RuboCop::AST::NodePattern::Parser - sequences - parses capture vs repetition with correct priority - parses function calls - parses simple sequences properly - parses unions of literals as a set - generates specialized nodes - expands ... in sequence head deep inside unions - -RuboCop::AST::NextNode - behaves like wrapped arguments node - .new - with arguments - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::NextNode - without arguments - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::NextNode - #arguments - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with a single argument and braces - is expected to eq 1 - with multiple literal arguments - is expected to eq 2 - with a single argument - is expected to eq 1 - with no arguments and braces - is expected to be empty - -RuboCop::AST::OrAsgnNode - #operator - is expected to eq :"||" - #assignment_node - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::AsgnNode - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::OrAsgnNode - #name - is expected to eq :var - #expression - is expected to eq s(:send, nil, :value) - -RuboCop::AST::BlockNode - #single_line? - when block is on a single line - is expected to be single line - when block is on several lines - is expected not to be single line - #multiline? - when block is on a single line - is expected not to be multiline - when block is on several lines - is expected to be multiline - #braces? - when enclosed in do-end keywords - is expected not to be braces - when enclosed in braces - is expected to be braces - #closing_delimiter - when enclosed in do-end keywords - is expected to eq "end" - when enclosed in braces - is expected to eq "}" - #arguments - with a single literal argument - is expected to eq 1 - with a single splat argument - is expected to eq 1 - with destructured arguments - is expected to eq 2 - >= Ruby 2.7 - using numbered parameters - is expected to be empty - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to eq 2 - #keywords? - when enclosed in braces - is expected not to be keywords - when enclosed in do-end keywords - is expected to be keywords - #void_context? - when block method is not each - is expected not to be void context - when block method is each - is expected to be void context - when block method is tap - is expected to be void context - #argument_list - >= Ruby 2.7 - using numbered parameters - with skipped params - is expected to eq [:_1, :_2, :_3, :_4, :_5, :_6, :_7] - with sequential params - is expected to eq [:_1, :_2] - with no arguments - is expected to be empty - all argument types - is expected to eq [:a, :b, :c, :d, :e, :f, :g, :h, :i] - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::BlockNode - #delimiters - when enclosed in do-end keywords - is expected to eq ["do", "end"] - when enclosed in braces - is expected to eq ["{", "}"] - #opening_delimiter - when enclosed in do-end keywords - is expected to eq "do" - when enclosed in braces - is expected to eq "{" - #arguments? - >= Ruby 2.7 - using numbered parameters - is expected not to be arguments - with multiple mixed arguments - is expected to be arguments - with no arguments - is expected not to be arguments - with a single splat argument - is expected to be arguments - with a single argument - is expected to be arguments - with destructuring arguments - is expected to be arguments - #lambda? - when block belongs to a method lambda - is expected to be lambda - when block belongs to a non-lambda method - is expected not to be lambda - when block belongs to a stabby lambda - is expected to be lambda - #receiver - with safe navigation operator call - is expected to eq "foo" - with dot operator call - is expected to eq "foo" - -RuboCop::AST::ResbodyNode - #branch_index - is expected to eq 2 - is expected to eq 0 - is expected to eq 1 - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ResbodyNode - #exceptions - without exception - is expected to eq 0 - with a single exception - is expected to eq 1 - is expected to all be const type - with multiple exceptions - is expected to all be const type - is expected to eq 2 - #body - is expected to be sym type - #exception_variable - for an implicit rescue - is expected to eq "ex" - for an explicit rescue - is expected to eq "ex" - when an exception variable is not given - is expected to be nil - -RuboCop::AST::ClassNode - #identifier - is expected to be const type - #body - with a multi-expression body - is expected to be begin type - with a single expression body - is expected to be send type - with an empty body - is expected to be nil - .new - is expected to be a kind of RuboCop::AST::ClassNode - #parent_class - when a parent class is specified - is expected to be const type - when no parent class is specified - is expected to be nil - -Finished in 10.65 seconds (files took 4.24 seconds to load) +Finished in 10.42 seconds (files took 3.89 seconds to load) 2392 examples, 0 failures -Randomized with seed 45546 +Randomized with seed 38477 ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ @@ -6539,12 +6575,14 @@ dpkg-buildpackage: info: binary-only upload (no source included) dpkg-genchanges: info: not including original source code in upload I: copying local configuration +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/B01_cleanup starting +I: user script /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256/tmp/hooks/B01_cleanup finished I: unmounting dev/ptmx filesystem I: unmounting dev/pts filesystem I: unmounting dev/shm filesystem I: unmounting proc filesystem I: unmounting sys filesystem I: cleaning the build env -I: removing directory /srv/workspace/pbuilder/4666 and its subdirectories -I: Current time: Fri May 3 07:47:29 -12 2024 -I: pbuilder-time-stamp: 1714765649 +I: removing directory /srv/workspace/pbuilder/19256 and its subdirectories +I: Current time: Sat May 4 09:50:12 +14 2024 +I: pbuilder-time-stamp: 1714765812