John Backus

Quick update: the `DescribedClass` cop now should not descend into any scope changing blocks as mentioned above.

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@Arthavruksha I'm talking about the CLI. For example: ```sh $ openai api completions.create -p 'Say hello' -m 'text-ada-001' Say hello Hello!% ```

Ah yeah we made that disabled by default because no one besides me wanted to say "only use `expect(...).to have_received(...)` exclusively". I think it was superseded by `MessageSpies`? Might fit...

Maybe to catch things like `spec/spec_helper.rb` and `spec/support/` which maybe has example groups in it?

Sounds reasonable to me. I personally wont use this so I won't implement it but I'd accept a PR for this.

Are you sure it isn't configurable? Checkout the readme. Specifically... ``` ApiTag::PrivateMethod: enabled: true exclude: []

From http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/Tags.md#private: > [`@private`] should only be used to mark objects private when Ruby visibility rules cannot do so. In Ruby 1.9.3, you can use private_constant to declare constants (like...

Actually it looks like it is this is public API after all. I'll just aim to upstream things

Heh actually still unclear whether the actual `parse` interface is public...