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Fix a false negative for `Style/RedundantBegin` by koic · Pull Request #14473 · rubocop/rubocop · GitHub
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@koic koic commented Aug 24, 2025

This PR fixes a false negative for Style/RedundantBegin using begin with multiple statements without rescue or ensure.


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This PR fixes a false negative for `Style/RedundantBegin`
using `begin` with multiple statements without `rescue` or `ensure`.
@koic koic force-pushed the fix_false_negative_for_style_redundant_begin branch from de2e5b7 to 6b5c6ac Compare August 24, 2025 08:15
@koic koic merged commit 103f3ab into rubocop:master Aug 24, 2025
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@koic koic deleted the fix_false_negative_for_style_redundant_begin branch August 24, 2025 16:06
Earlopain added a commit to Earlopain/rubocop that referenced this pull request Aug 25, 2025
… LSP when analyzing as Ruby 3.4

After autocorrect happened, it still reused it the parse result from the initial file,
causing all kind of trouble.
Earlopain added a commit to Earlopain/rubocop that referenced this pull request Aug 25, 2025
… LSP when analyzing as Ruby 3.4

After autocorrect happened, it still reused it the parse result from the initial file,
causing all kind of trouble.
Earlopain added a commit to Earlopain/rubocop that referenced this pull request Aug 25, 2025
… LSP when analyzing as Ruby 3.4

After autocorrect happened, it still reused it the parse result from the initial file,
causing all kind of trouble.
Earlopain added a commit to Earlopain/rubocop that referenced this pull request Aug 25, 2025
… LSP when analyzing as Ruby 3.4

After autocorrect happened, it still reused it the parse result from the initial file,
causing all kind of trouble.
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