'return f 1' -> RuntimeError: type should be a Symbol, not: s(:command, ...)

[cben]

thanks, just released 1.1.1 solved #3 but now reached another problem:

[2] pry(main)> RipperRubyParser::Parser.new.parse('return render :json => {:zone => Zone.in_my_region.size >= 1 ? Zone.in_my_region.first.name : nil}')
RuntimeError: type should be a Symbol, not: s(:command, s(:@ident, "render", s(1, 7)), s(:args_add_block, s(s(:bare_assoc_hash, s(s(:assoc_new, s(:symbol_literal, s(:symbol, s(:@ident, "json", s(1, 15)))), s(:hash, s(:assoclist_from_args, s(s(:assoc_new, s(:symbol_literal, s(:symbol, s(:@ident, "zone", s(1, 25)))), s(:ifop, s(:binary, s(:call, s(:call, s(:var_ref, s(:@const, "Zone", s(1, 33))), :".", s(:@ident, "in_my_region", s(1, 38))), :".", s(:@ident, "size", s(1, 51))), :>=, s(:@int, "1", s(1, 59))), s(:call, s(:call, s(:call, s(:var_ref, s(:@const, "Zone", s(1, 63))), :".", s(:@ident, "in_my_region", s(1, 68))), :".", s(:@ident, "first", s(1, 81))), :".", s(:@ident, "name", s(1, 87))), s(:var_ref, s(:@kw, "nil", s(1, 94)))))))))))), false))

Minimal example:

[9] pry(main)> RipperRubyParser::Parser.new.parse('return f 1')
RuntimeError: type should be a Symbol, not: s(:command, s(:@ident, "f", s(1, 7)), s(:args_add_block, s(s(:@int, "1", s(1, 9))), false))
[10] pry(main)> RipperRubyParser::Parser.new.parse('return f(1)')
=> s(:return, s(:call, nil, :f, s(:lit, 1)))

[mvz]

A fix for this has been released in version 1.1.2, along with several other fixes and improvements.