RubyMine code inspection gives incorrect "Missing 1 argument(s)"
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I have an array 'foo' that's returned by a method call.
RM code inspection thinks that 'foo.select' is a call into Kernel, not into Array, and gives an error: Missing 1 argument(s).
Is there a way to avoid this, other than suppressing that check?
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I had a similar issue (which led me here), though with a different method.
In my case it was in spec files, where I'd do `create(:foo)`. This resolves to FactoryBot.create, but it was flagged with the same error - wrong number of parameters - and when I control-B'd on it to go to the definition it took me into the 'templates' directory of Rails, to the template that would generate a Rails controller. It's not even a Ruby file (filename extension was RB but syntax was not valid Ruby), it's a template used for generating controllers.
I discovered I could fix this by marking the offending template file - a file I will never care about - as "plain text". (Project view, right-click filename, "Mark as Plain Text"). This caused it to disappear from the index.
RubyMine doesn't know where the real `create` method comes from, but at least it's not linking it to something completely bogus now.
I have the same issue when using RSpec + FactoryBot + ActiveAdmin.
Method `create` from factory bot shows 'Missing 1 argument' error because it thinks that this method comes from ActiveAdmin.
Is there a way to specify the library to specific method?
Hello,
sorry for the delay. I didn't manage to reproduce the problem so could you please provide a code sample showing it.
@TZ, is it on the latest 2019.3 RC? I didn't manage to reproduce it there.
I had a similar issue because I had an incorrect typehint in my class.
Original code:
but should've used
Hi, it looks to me like this is still happening in 2022.1.3.
Looks like the issue is also tracked here:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-26727
Alexander Farley Thank you for the update. Yes, the issue is still actual for 2022.1.3, you can vote for it at https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-26727