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Rails/FindBy doesn't check for where
in the method chain
#504
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#502 has not been release yet. I'm spending some time working for the next release. Thank you for your patience. |
Got it, thanks! |
RuboCop Rails 2.11 is out! Thank you for waiting! |
Hey @koic, thanks for releasing the version
And the test # spec/rubocop/cop/rails/find_by_spec.rb
it 'wrongly expects offence for a regular array' do
expect_offense(<<~RUBY)
array = Array.new(1) { rand }
array.compact.take
^^^^^^^^^^^^ Use `find_by` instead of `where.take`.
RUBY
end Still passes, but it should fail instead. We don't want to have an offence with regular ruby arrays. There is no Am I missing something? Thanks! ❤️ |
Here is an example of the fix I meant - #506 |
…triggering-on-regular-arrays [Fix #504] Rails/FindBy being wrongly triggered on non Active Record methods
Most likely bug was introduced here - #502 by removing the
:where_first?
matchercc: @koic
Expected behavior
Rails/FindBy
cop should only look for.where().take
orwhere().first
callsActual behavior
Rails/FindBy
just looks for any.take
or.first
callsSteps to reproduce the problem
The following test should fail but it passes with a misleading suggestion:
RuboCop version
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