Douglas Eichelberger
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Also updates rubocop-sorbet (0.13.2 -> 0.14.0) and json (2.21.1 -> 2.21.2), which rubocop depends on. Two suppressions can go away thanks to bug fixes in this release: - rubocop/rubocop#15438 and rubocop/rubocop#15442 stop `Style/ArrayIntersect` firing when the `include?` receiver in a block is not an array literal, so the cop is re-enabled. It still cannot guarantee the *outer* receiver is an `Array`, and in `cask/artifact/abstract_uninstall.rb` that receiver is the `Enumerator` from `Pathname#each_filename`, which has no `intersect?`. Convert with `to_a` there rather than taking the autocorrect verbatim. - rubocop/rubocop#15452 fixes the `Layout/HashAlignment` false positive on multi-line hash keys, so the two `delegate` disable comments in `formula.rb` are dead and removed. One suppression is added: rubocop/rubocop#15493 makes `Style/IfUnlessModifier` respect `Layout/LineLength`'s exemptions rather than its `Max`. Several of our exemption patterns are unescaped regexes (`"#{version."` matches `#{version}`, `#{version_text}` and `#{version_info[...]}`), so the cop demanded modifier form for statements that then ran to 179 characters. Disable the cop. Reported upstream as rubocop/rubocop#15531. rubocop-sorbet 0.14.0 widens `Sorbet/SetterReturnType` to cover setters taking splat and keyword arguments, so several `depends_on` and ENV setters switch to `.void`. Under `HOMEBREW_SORBET_RUNTIME` a `.void` method returns the sentinel `T::Private::Types::Void::VOID`, which breaks the two callers that consumed a setter's return value. Sorbet does not catch either statically: - `DependsOn#load` stored the result of `send(:"#{key}=", ...)` into the delegated hash, so the whole `depends_on` stanza became `VOID`. Read the value back through the matching reader instead. - `Superenv#cc=` assigned `super` to `HOMEBREW_CC`, raising `TypeError: no implicit conversion of Module into String`. Assign from `val`. Drop `extend/ENV/shared.rbi`, which existed to widen `[]=` to accept `Pathname` and `PATH`. Without it `[]=` resolves to Sorbet's own `ENVClass#[]=`, which takes `T.nilable(String)`, so the ENV assignments convert explicitly with `to_s`/`&.to_s`. Both `Pathname` and `PATH` define `to_str`, so Ruby was already converting implicitly and behaviour is unchanged. The remaining changes are new offenses in this release: - `Lint/UselessAssignment` (rubocop/rubocop#12269) catches the `root_url = root_url =` workaround in `dev-cmd/tap-new.rb`. The Ruby `assigned but unused variable` warning it silenced no longer fires on our vendored Ruby, so drop it. - `Style/RedundantParentheses` (rubocop/rubocop#15472) and `Layout/MultilineMethodCallIndentation` autocorrections. The redundant `T.let` on `GitHub::API::ERRORS` is also dropped. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AdSQcU5MmY4VWiFdfrPeu2
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