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When overriding a method, or implementing one from a protocol, I don't have any control over the number of parameters. Therefore I feel this rule should not report in those cases. Instead it should (and presumably does) report at the base class / protocol definition.
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Checking if it's an overridden method should be easy, but we can't check if a method is implemented from a protocol without major changes on how SwiftLint works (see #836 (comment)).
When overriding a method, or implementing one from a protocol, I don't have any control over the number of parameters. Therefore I feel this rule should not report in those cases. Instead it should (and presumably does) report at the base class / protocol definition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: