Alexander Popov

> Probably we could switch the behaviour in such case to look for expected number of tabs in the beginning of the line? Ideally, we should check a number of...

I guess here should be the ~bug label.

It's probably not too popular case, and heredocs make good job, so it can be closed probably according to RuboCop policy (if I've understood and remember it correctly).

@koic is it resolved? One of my projects got `RedundantCopDisableDirective` with the `1.31.1`.

Please, re-open: it's not duplicate. #2394 describes duplicating of `meck-test-bb` package (indirect dependency): > I got two copies of meck-test-bb This issue describes just ability to upgrade indirect dependency (somehow).

@rally25rs, please, you've closed both non-duplicating issues, it's wrong. Give us ability to upgrade indirect dependencies, please!

I have a case with modules inheritance, without classes. ```ruby module BaseSpecHelper def environment_specs_coefficients { -> { ENV['CI'] } => 1, -> { RUBY_PLATFORM == 'java' } => 3, ->...

> or provide a way to disable this in the rubocop.yml file. You can do it: ```yaml Style/ModuleFunction: Enable: false ``` Or even do inline a code: ```ruby # rubocop:disable...

It's still would be useful for me. Pretty common case, especially when `File::FNM_CASEFOLD` is broken for `Dir.glob` in Ruby 3.1 on Linux.

> This might have been fixed in [atom/atom#22543](https://github.com/atom/atom/pull/22543). Just hasn't reached a stable version of atom yet. This PR was merged in June 7, Atom 1.58 was released in July...