Fix rules for indenting multiline assignments

[c-lliope]

https://trello.com/c/8plKSKKM

See rubocop/rubocop#1633

[jakecraige]

👍

[gylaz]

Do you mind also adding in to thoughtbot's config?

[gylaz]

@salbertson What are your thoughts on also making this change in default? It would mean drifting away from RuboCop's default, but this is really an ugly setting. I fear I might be getting too personally attached to the defaults.

[salbertson]

@gylaz, I don't think we should be affecting existing users by updating defaults, unless we think it's important enough and we communicate the change to everyone.

[salbertson]

@Graysonwright, should this be added to the thoughtbot config too? Maybe in a different PR?

This looks good to me. 👍

[teoljungberg]

Our styleguide is not updated for this https://github.com/thoughtbot/guides/blob/master/style/README.md#formatting
We should open a PR to thoughtbot/guides before changing it in Hound, everyone at thoughtbot doens't follow the developments made in Hound but they watch Guides.
I personally don't agree with this styleguide and would like it to be discussed, if the majority is in favor of this - we keep it. If not, let's chage it back to the defaults

ping @thoughtbot/hound @jferris @Graysonwright

[gylaz]

@teoljungberg Just to clarify you prefer:

users = User.where(email: 'user@example.com').
             update(user_parameters)

This PR changes this to favor:

users = User.where(email: 'user@example.com').
  update(user_parameters)

And while it might not be explicitly in our guides, 99% of thoughtbot code follows the latter.

[gylaz]

Actually, we do have a guideline for it:

Indent continued lines two spaces.

[teoljungberg]

Actually no, this rule enforces this style (sorry for a shitty example, typing from my phone)

users = Users.
active.
awesome.
tall

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Teo Ljungberg

On 5 maj 2015, at 22:18, Greg Lazarev notifications@github.com wrote:

@teoljungberg Just to clarify you prefer:

users = User.where(email: 'user@example.com').
update(user_parameters)
This PR changes this to favor:

users = User.where(email: 'user@example.com').
update(user_parameters)
And while it might not be explicitly in our guides, 99% of thoughtbot code follows the latter.

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[gylaz]

@teoljungberg Can you clarify where you're getting your information from? This comment rubocop/rubocop#1633 (comment) seems to be inline with what I've said, and the general spirit of this PR.

[teoljungberg]

@gylaz I pinged you in the repo where we have the problem

[gylaz]

I don't know what's going on on that related PR. I've added unit tests for this setting in #772.