Autocorrect bug in performance/redundant_match #3351
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#3352) The match method takes an argument of either a regex or a string. However, when we run auto correct, do_something if "foo.txt".match(".txt") gets autocorrected to do_something if "foo.txt" =~ ".txt", which results in TypeError: type mismatch: String given
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…ch` cop. (rubocop#3352) The match method takes an argument of either a regex or a string. However, when we run auto correct, do_something if "foo.txt".match(".txt") gets autocorrected to do_something if "foo.txt" =~ ".txt", which results in TypeError: type mismatch: String given
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matchmethod takes an argument of either a regex or a string. However, when we run auto correct,do_something if "foo.txt".match(".txt")gets autocorrected to
do_something if "foo.txt" =~ ".txt", which results inTypeError: type mismatch: String givenExpected behavior
match()should only be autocorrected to=~if the argument is a regex.Actual behavior
When running autocorrect
do_something if "foo.txt".match(".txt")gets autocorrected todo_something if "foo.txt" =~ ".txt".RuboCop version
0.40.0
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