Phil Pirozhkov @phil_pirozhkov@ruby.social

Mediating style discussions is hard.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/cmiavv/call_for_discussion_rspecs_described_class/

Past discussion was mostly passive
https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/cejl3q/call_for_discussion_rspec_implicit_block/

but fruitful:
https://github.com/rubocop-hq/rspec-style-guide/pull/103

https://github.com/rubocop-hq/rubocop-rspec/pull/789

https://github.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/pull/1125

My patch has been accepted to Sidekiq, and my article got its way to Ruby Weekly. What a week! 🙌

Question. In which namespace `B` is defined?

```ruby
A = Class.new do
B = 1
end
A::B # => ???
B # => ???
```

More on the topic https://fili.pp.ru/leaky-constants.html

Are you adventurous enough to use Sidekiq via ActiveJob?

Would you like to hear a success story with a lot of "gotcha" moments?

Would you be interested in seeing a list of best practices digested from over a hundred of background job related code reviews?

#soon

Is it a common practice amongst company recruiters to send a not working link for the follow-up interview, and stop replying to emails? Is this a polite way to say "we're not interested"?

Fresh article about an adventure in which I'm fixing a single cop, check it out:
https://fili.pp.ru/fixing-rspec-subject-stub-cop.html

Does it make sense to include an RSS feed in a personal blog?

Do you have RSS in your blog?

Are you subscribed to someone's blog via RSS?

Posted an article about Open Source, Biochemistry, and Happiness.

https://fili.pp.ru/open-source-biochemistry-and-happiness.html

Appreciate your feedback.

Posted a small article on Toreman, one-line `Procfile` manager

https://fili.pp.ru/oneline-procfile-manager.html

Converted the Rails style guide and the Ruby style guide to AsciiDoc, too.

Go check it out!
- https://github.com/rubocop-hq/rails-style-guide/
- https://github.com/rubocop-hq/ruby-style-guide/

Why AsciiDoc? It's hard to write a blog post. It's easy to write an email. AsciiDoc was created to be easy to write in the first place.

Pushed Toreman (https://github.com/pirj/toreman), a one line of shell script Foreman port for tmux.

Went through the open tickets in `rubocop-rspec`, fixed three bugs, added (well, extracted) a new cop.

Did you know that if you declare a constant or a class inside RSpec's DSL, they will be declared globally, and will clash with subsequent declarations?

Vote for it! https://github.com/rubocop-hq/rubocop-rspec/pull/765

It would be awesome if people who maintain open source repositories would spend more time on incoming issues and pull requests. I ping some of them once in a while with no luck and almost no hope.

Will never happen to my repos ✋ :bible:

Converted RSpec Style Guide from Markdown to AsciiDoc.

AsciiDoctor, which is written in Ruby, does a great job. As a result, the markup is more semantic, and the output is nicer.

https://github.com/rubocop-hq/rspec-style-guide/pull/97

Check it out and let me know what you think.

Wondering what you guys think of the renewed RSpec Style Guide.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/bhnc1c/the_rspec_style_guide_reloaded

After a 1.5 break I blogged about my last pull request.

https://fili.pp.ru/fixing-a-thousand-of-rubocop-offences-quickly.html

After writing this down, I feel more confident to fix 1335 RuboCop offences in `rspec-core`.

I have a gut feeling it's finally happening, and I'll be able to move on to the next item on my list of planned open source submissions.

Being a niché, performance-oriented, RuboCop cop, AggregateExamples helped one project to shave off some part of its spec suite run, and also with proper techniques to improve its readability.

Fixed several RuboCop Node Pattern manual inconsistencies.
It's easy to shoot yourself in the leg with Node Pattern, and the with wrong docs it's easy to be a sharp leg shooter.