How to use contains_heredoc method of RuboCop.Cop.RSpec Package

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node_matchers.rb

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...27 def_node_matcher :example_for_autocorrect?, <<-PATTERN28 [29 #example_with_expectations_only?30 !#example_has_title?31 !#contains_heredoc?32 ]33 PATTERN34 def_node_matcher :example_with_expectations_only?, <<-PATTERN35 (block #{Examples::EXAMPLES.send_pattern} _36 { #single_expectation? (begin #single_expectation?+) }37 )38 PATTERN39 # Matches the example with a title (e.g. `it('is valid')`)40 def_node_matcher :example_has_title?, <<-PATTERN41 (block42 (send nil? #example_method? str ...)43 ...44 )45 PATTERN46 # Searches for HEREDOC in examples. It can be tricky to aggregate,47 # especially when interleaved with parenthesis or curly braces.48 def contains_heredoc?(node)49 node.each_descendant(:str, :xstr, :dstr).any?(&:heredoc?)50 end51 def_node_matcher :subject_with_no_args?, <<-PATTERN52 (send _ _)53 PATTERN54 def_node_matcher :expectation?, <<-PATTERN55 {56 (send nil? {:is_expected :are_expected})57 (send nil? :expect #subject_with_no_args?)58 }59 PATTERN60 def_node_matcher :single_expectation?, <<-PATTERN61 (send #expectation? #{Runners::ALL.node_pattern_union} _)62 PATTERN...

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contains_heredoc

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1 def on_send(node)2 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use `include` matcher instead')3 def on_send(node)4 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use `include` matcher instead')5 def on_send(node)6 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Use `include` matcher instead')

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contains_heredoc

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1 def on_send(node)2 return unless contains_heredoc?(node)3 add_offense(node, :expression)4 def contains_heredoc?(node)5 node.descendants.any? { |d| d.type == :str && d.loc.heredoc? }6 def on_send(node)7 return unless contains_heredoc?(node)8 add_offense(node, :expression)9 def contains_heredoc?(node)10 node.descendants.any? { |

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1 def contains_heredoc?(node)2 def contains_heredoc?(node)3 def contains_heredoc?(node)4 def contains_heredoc?(node)5 def contains_heredoc?(node)6 def contains_heredoc?(node)7 def contains_heredoc?(node)

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contains_heredoc

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1 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)2 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)3 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)4 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)5 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)6 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)

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contains_heredoc

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1 def on_send(node)2 return unless node.method?(:contains_heredoc)3 add_offense(node)4 def on_send(node)5 return unless node.method?(:contains_heredoc)6 add_offense(node)

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1 def on_send(node)2 return unless contains_heredoc?(node)3 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Avoid using heredoc')4 def contains_heredoc?(node)5 descendant.str_type? && descendant.str_content.include?("\6 ast (2.4.0)7 backports (3.15.0)8 bundler (2.0.2)9 byebug (11.0.1)10 coderay (1.1.2)11 diff-lcs (1.3)12 docile (1.3.1)13 ffi (1.11.1)14 jaro_winkler (1.5.2)15 jaro_winkler-ffi (1.5.2)16 ffi (>= 1.0.0)17 jaro_winkler-ffi-stub (1.5.2)18 jaro_winkler_stemmer (1.5.2)19 jaro_winkler_stemmer-ffi (1.5.2)20 ffi (>= 1.0.0)21 jaro_winkler_stemmer-ffi-stub (1.5.2)

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contains_heredoc

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1 def contains_heredoc?(source)2 def remove_heredoc(source)3 source.gsub(/​<<-?[^4if RuboCop::Cop::RSpec.new.contains_heredoc?(source)5 puts RuboCop::Cop::RSpec.new.remove_heredoc(source)6 def contains_heredoc?(node)7 def contains_heredoc?(node)8 def contains_heredoc?(node)

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1 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)2 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)3 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)4 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)5 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)6 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)

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1 def on_send(node)2 return unless node.method?(:contains_heredoc)3 add_offense(node)4 def on_send(node)5 return unless node.method?(:contains_heredoc)6 add_offense(node)

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1 def on_send(node)2 return unless contains_heredoc?(node)3 add_offense(node, :expression, 'Avoid using heredoc')4 def contains_heredoc?(node)5 descendant.str_type? && descendant.str_content.include?("\6 ast (2.4.0)7 backports (3.15.0)8 bundler (2.0.2)9 byebug (11.0.1)10 coderay (1.1.2)11 diff-lcs (1.3)12 docile (1.3.1)13 ffi (1.11.1)14 jaro_winkler (1.5.2)15 jaro_winkler-ffi (1.5.2)16 ffi (>= 1.0.0)17 jaro_winkler-ffi-stub (1.5.2)18 jaro_winkler_stemmer (1.5.2)19 jaro_winkler_stemmer-ffi (1.5.2)20 ffi (>= 1.0.0)21 jaro_winkler_stemmer-ffi-stub (1.5.2)

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1 def contains_heredoc?(source)2 def remove_heredoc(source)3 source.gsub(/​<<-?[^4if RuboCop::Cop::RSpec.new.contains_heredoc?(source)5 puts RuboCop::Cop::RSpec.new.remove_heredoc(source)

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1 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)2 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)3 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)4 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)5 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)6 expect(foo).to eq(<<~HERE)

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1 def on_send(node)2 return unless node.method?(:contains_heredoc)3 add_offense(node)4 def on_send(node)5 return unless node.method?(:contains_heredoc)6 add_offense(node)

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