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                                            Ted Johansson

Mention db-postgres/async-postgres in the docs

Does Falcon work well with Jeremy Evans' Sequel? A question that's bit of an aside, but not too far off what's being discussed here. 🙂 I took a look at...

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`read_attribute(:attr)` and `self[:attr]` not equivalent

FWIW, using `#[]` and `#[]=` makes this polymorphic with hashes, which is relevant in at least one of the codebases I'm working on. So that might be a reason for....

Rule request: abstruse conditionals

> I like the idea. I'm not sure though, how you would codify "abstruse" 😆 > Maybe counting the conditionals? Everything bigger than 2 reeks? Perhaps a `max_expressions` configuration option...

Proposal: Build on RuboCop infrastructure

Just a heads up. I plan to extract the parts of RuboCop that are essentially tools built on top of Parser, such as the node patterns and node extensions, into...

Create something like RuboCop's node matcher macros

They are tremendously useful. 🙂 There are some pending features for the node matchers, for example optional fragments, that currently no-one is working on. If @bbatsov is up for it,...

Layout/MultilineMethodArgumentLineBreaks reports false positive for rails model scopes with lambda

I'll try to have a look at this over the weekend.

False InstanceVariableAssumption on memoization

> Recently I became fed up enough to dig into a more-correct pattern, only to find out that my code shouldn't reek. Do you mind sharing your research? At first...

Introduce new AllowMultilineFinalElement option for all __LineBreak(s) cops

> https://github.com/orgs/rubocop/teams/rubocop-core Any thoughts? I have some concerns. Firstly I find it pretty confusing to format code so that some arguments run horizontally and then some vertically in a sort...

Control flow keywords should begin their line

Hm. I would add a note about its usage in Rails, but I would be hesitant to recommend it in the style guide. It being used in the wild I...