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  • rubocop

    A Ruby static code analyzer and formatter, based on the community Ruby style guide.

    • And if anyone doubts it's a slippery slope, see "cop" is offensive, and style guides that say to avoid using "kill", despite that being a ubiquitous term in many areas of software. Do we really want to have to bowldlerize our code into the blandest corporate family-friendly terms we can think of? If marketing want to do that to the marketing materials, sure, but I'm not interested in overanalysing my code for imagined offence

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