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So I was looking at a new fastlane PR
It had a ton of rubocop violation ignored that looked like.
def is_messages?
# rubocop:disable Require/MissingRequireStatement
return DisplayType::ALL_IMESSAGE.include?(self.display_type)
# rubocop:enable Require/MissingRequireStatement
endIt however didn't complain about that alias used in new constants.
DEVICE_RESOLUTIONS_MESSAGES = {
DisplayType::IMESSAGE_APP_IPHONE_40 => DEVICE_RESOLUTIONS[DisplayType::APP_IPHONE_40],I thought that was odd, since ~60 lines above was this
# Shorthand for DisplayType constants
DisplayType = Spaceship::ConnectAPI::AppScreenshotSet::DisplayTypeWhich of course inside that has the constant.
module Spaceship
class ConnectAPI
class AppScreenshotSet
include Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Model
module DisplayType
ALL_IMESSAGE = []So surely the constant exists and just has a shorter alias. So I started wondering why that was. The code landed at this gem, which does appear to be slightly old hitting 7 years with no work.
So I figured I'd report this bug, maybe assign Copilot to it. Best I can tell during process_const_assign the code assumes it'll be a scalar and doesn't track down / resolve a reference for like an aliased constant.
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