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Rails/ReflectionClassName complains on variables #1179
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Method calls are unsafe too, since they could reference an unloaded constant: def account_class
Account
end
has_many :accounts, class_name: account_class |
Yeah, this cop will never be able to catch all cases. That's OK. I'm just looking to reduce the number of false positives. |
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Expected behavior
These are the examples from the docs:
I would also expect
Because the purpose of the cop, if I understand correctly, is to prevent constant references and the autoload they cause, so the cop should only reject constant references.
Actual behavior
The cop rejects everything that is not a string literal.
Steps to reproduce the problem
See above.
RuboCop version
I checked changelog and code and this doesn't seem to be fixed in
2.22.1
, which is the most current version as I'm writing this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: