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The `Style/EmptyCaseCondition` cop enforces converting empty case
statements to if/elsif chains. However, both styles are equally
readable and the case-when style is often preferred by developers
when expressing multiple conditional branches that return values.
Example of now-allowed code:
case
when done? then :done
when exception? then :exception
else :processing
end
Fixes standardrb#229
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Style/EmptyCaseConditioncop enforces converting empty case statements to if/elsif chains. However, both styles are equally readable and the case-when style is often preferred by developers when expressing multiple conditional branches that return values.Example of now-allowed code:
Fixes #229.