Best Test-prof_ruby code snippet using RuboCop.Cop.RSpec.adjacent
align_let_brace.rb
Source: align_let_brace.rb
...24 def target_column_for(let)25 let_group_for(let).map { |member| let_token(member).column }.max26 end27 def let_group_for(let)28 adjacent_let_chunks.detect do |chunk|29 chunk.any? do |member|30 member == let && same_line?(member, let)31 end32 end33 end34 def adjacent_let_chunks35 last_line = nil36 single_line_lets.chunk do |node|37 line = node.loc.line38 last_line = (line if last_line.nil? || last_line + 1 == line)39 last_line.nil?40 end.map(&:last)41 end42 def single_line_lets43 @single_line_lets ||=44 root.each_node(:block).select do |node|45 let?(node) && node.single_line?46 end47 end48 attr_reader :root, :token...
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Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_top_level_describe(node, _args)2 add_offense(node, message: 'Cops should not use top_level_describe')3 expect_offense(<<-RUBY)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)2 def on_send(node)3 return unless example?(node)4 return unless adjacent?(node)5 add_offense(node, location: :expression)6 def message(node)7 def adjacent_method(node)8 def adjacent?(node)9 adjacent_method = adjacent_method(node)10 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)11 def on_send(node)12 return unless example?(node)13 return unless adjacent?(node)14 add_offense(node, location: :expression)15 def message(node)16 def adjacent_method(node)17 def adjacent?(node)18 adjacent_method = adjacent_method(node)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_send(node)2 return unless example_group?(node)3 next unless example_group?(child)4 add_offense(child, :expression)5 def example_group?(node)6 let(:source) do7 inspect_source(source)8 expect(cop.offenses.size).to eq(1)91.rb:12:13: C: RSpec/ExampleAdjacent: Example groups should not be nested. (http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/rubocop-rspec/RuboCop/Cop/RSpec/ExampleAdjacent)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_send(node)2 if message.start_with?('should', 'can')3 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use adjacent method')4 def on_send(node)5 if message.start_with?('should', 'can')6 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use adjacent method')7 def on_send(node)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_block(node)2 add_offense(node, :expression)3 def on_block(node)4 add_offense(node, :expression, MSG)5 def on_block(node)6 add_offense(node, :expression, MSG)7 def on_block(node)8 add_offense(node, :expression, MSG)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 (block (send nil? {:describe :context} ...) ...)2 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)3 def on_block(node)4 return unless example_group?(node)5 adjacent = adjacent(node)6 return unless example?(adjacent)7 add_offense(adjacent, location: :expression)8 (block (send nil? {:describe :context} ...) ...)9 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)10 def on_block(node)11 return unless example_group?(node)12 adjacent = adjacent(node)13 return unless example?(adjacent)14 add_offense(adjacent, location: :expression)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('spec_helper.rb')2 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('rails_helper.rb')3 def find_adjacent_file(filename = 'spec_helper.rb')4 path = File.expand_path(filename)5 File.exist?(path) ? path : nil6 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('spec_helper.rb')7 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('rails_helper.rb')8 def find_adjacent_file(filename = 'spec_helper.rb')9 path = File.expand_path(filename)10 File.exist?(path) ? path : nil11 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('spec_helper.rb')12 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('rails_helper.rb')13 def find_adjacent_file(filename = 'spec_helper.rb')14 path = File.expand_path(filename)15 File.exist?(path) ? path : nil16 adjacent_files << find_adjacent_file('spec_helper17 def on_send(node)18 if message.start_with?('should', 'can')19 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use adjacent method')20 def on_send(node)21 if message.start_with?('should', 'can')22 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use adjacent method')23 def on_send(node)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_block(node)2 add_offense(node, :expression)3 def on_block(node)4 add_offense(node, :expression, MSG)5 def on_block(node)6 add_offense(node, :expression, MSG)7 def on_block(node)8 add_offense(node, :expression, MSG)
adjacent
Using AI Code Generation
1 (block (send nil? {:describe :context} ...) ...)2 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)3 def on_block(node)4 return unless example_group?(node)5 adjacent = adjacent(node)6 return unless example?(adjacent)7 add_offense(adjacent, location: :expression)8 (block (send nil? {:describe :context} ...) ...)9 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)10 def on_block(node)11 return unless example_group?(node)12 adjacent = adjacent(node)13 return unless example?(adjacent)14 add_offense(adjacent, location: :expression)
adjacent
Using AI Code Generation
1 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)2 def on_send(node)3 return unless example?(node)4 return unless adjacent?(node)5 add_offense(node, location: :expression)6 def message(node)7 def adjacent_method(node)8 def adjacent?(node)9 adjacent_method = adjacent_method(node)10 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)11 def on_send(node)12 return unless example?(node)13 return unless adjacent?(node)14 add_offense(node, location: :expression)15 def message(node)16 def adjacent_method(node)17 def adjacent?(node)18 adjacent_method = adjacent_method(node)
adjacent
Using AI Code Generation
1 (block (send nil? {:describe :context} ...) ...)2 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)3 def on_block(node)4 return unless example_group?(node)5 adjacent = adjacent(node)6 return unless example?(adjacent)7 add_offense(adjacent, location: :expression)8 (block (send nil? {:describe :context} ...) ...)9 (send nil? {:it :specify :example} ...)10 def on_block(node)11 return unless example_group?(node)12 adjacent = adjacent(node)13 return unless example?(adjacent)14 add_offense(adjacent, location: :expression)
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