Don't worry about ambiguous blocks in RSpec #3
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Rubocop 0.48 introduced a new Lint/AmbiguousBlockAssocation cop [1], which guards against the issues detailed in rubocop/rubocop#3931. However, the pattern is a solid RSpec idiom and not likely to cause the problems Lint/AmbigiousBlockAssociation attempts to guard against. For example: expect { foo }.to change { bar } so we'll just ignore it in RSpec as suggested in rubocop/rubocop#4222. [1]: https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop/blob/d1b9d66c3518389b0c408a6a4a42061b36748df4/relnotes/v0.48.0.md
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Rubocop 0.48 introduced a new Lint/AmbiguousBlockAssocation cop 1, which
guards against the issues detailed in
rubocop/rubocop#3931.
However, the pattern is a solid RSpec idiom and not likely to cause the problems
Lint/AmbigiousBlockAssociation attempts to guard against. For example:
so we'll just ignore it in RSpec as suggested in
rubocop/rubocop#4222.