Autocorrection broke code

[thehappycoder]

rubocop 0.41.1 (ruby 1.9.3)

turned this code

def unit_kmg(s)
    s = s.to_f
    unless(s.nil? || s.blank? || s == 0)
      if(s / 1024 / 1024 >=  1)
        speed = [s/1024/1024, "G"]
      elsif(s / 1024 >= 1)
        speed = [s/1024, "M"]
      else
        speed = [s, "k"]
      end
    else
      speed = [s, ""]
    end
    speed[0] = floating(speed[0]).to_s
    return speed
  end

to:

def unit_kmg(s)
    s = s.to_f
    if(s / 1024 / 1024 >=  1)
        speed = [s/1024/1024, "G"]
      elsif(s / 1024 >= 1)
        speed = [s/1024, "M"]
      else
        speed = [s, "k"]
      endunless (s.nil? || s.blank? || s == 0)
      elsif(s / 1024 >= 1)
        speed = [s/1024, "M"]
      else
        speed = [s, "k"]
    else
      [s, ""]
                                                                                                                                                                       end
    speed[0] = floating(speed[0]).to_s
    speed
  end

And it doesn't work due to syntax error:

expected keyword_elsif, expecting keyword_end (SyntaxError)
      elsif (s / 1024 >= 1)

Not my code :-)

[tejasbubane]

I can confirm that this is an issue. There are multiple cops into play here: Style/ConditionalAssignment,
Style/SpaceAroundKeyword, Style/UnlessElse, Style/SpaceAroundOperators and Style/ExtraSpacing.

This is not because of Style/UnlessElse only: tejasbubane@463f7b7. Reason might be more than one cops altering the same code.

[jonas054]

I've found that Style/ConditionalAssignment on its own creates that syntax error.