Feature request: Allow EnforcedStyle for Style/Lambda #2909
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The same would be very useful for those that have the opposite, existing codebase uses |
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… to Style/Lambda cop This change adds configurable styles for `Style/Lambda`, that lets you mandate the use of either syntax for both single line and multiline lambdas. The options are: - `line_count_dependent` (default) This is the previous behaviour, and enforces `literal` style for single line lambdas, and `lambda` style for multiline lambdas. - `lambda` This configuration enforces `lambda` style for all lambdas. - `literal` This configuration enforces `literal` style for all lambdas.
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…to Style/Lambda cop (rubocop#3076) This change adds configurable styles for `Style/Lambda`, that lets you mandate the use of either syntax for both single line and multiline lambdas. The options are: - `line_count_dependent` (default) This is the previous behaviour, and enforces `literal` style for single line lambdas, and `lambda` style for multiline lambdas. - `lambda` This configuration enforces `lambda` style for all lambdas. - `literal` This configuration enforces `literal` style for all lambdas.
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Style/Lambdadoesn't have anEnforcedStyleoption. Allowing users to have an enforced_style of always usinglambdawould be useful for those with an existing codebase that useslambdaand wants any new code to be consistent with existing code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: