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Add new Rails/IndexBy and Rails/IndexWith cops #208

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Active Support provides Enumerable#index_by, which creates a hash by yielding each element and using the result as the key and the original element as the value, and Enumerable#index_with, which uses the result as the value and the original element as the key.

These cops identify and correct some patterns for doing the same thing using each_with_object, map { ... }.to_h, or Hash[map { ... }].

This is heavily based on @djudd-stripe's work in rubocop/rubocop#7663, adapted to detect the same patterns when called on an enumerable rather than a hash.


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Active Support provides `Enumerable#index_by`, which creates a hash by
yielding each element and using the result as the key and the original
element as the value, and `Enumerable#index_with`, which uses the result
as the value and the original element as the key.

These cops identify and correct some patterns for doing the same thing
using `each_with_object`, `map { ... }.to_h`, or `Hash[map { ... }]`.

Co-authored-by: David Judd <[email protected]>
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koic commented Mar 6, 2020

Great 👍

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