Return global offenses for Style/Copyright
when the file is empty
#12804
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Very similar to #12802
This adds a check that the returned offenses have a location that formatters can display. While the standard formatter catched the
IndexError
, barely any others did.Since it is not possible to autocorrect global offenses, just don't do that. Adding autocorrect support would be a bunch more work. I've kept autocorrect for cases where the file isn't empty since, while the offense location isn't technically correct, it works.
Note that I removed the catching of
IndexError
for the default formatter. Barely any others, except for Tap did that. Formatters like html and markdown would raise when inspecting a empty file withStyle/Copyright
.The added extra expectations would have caught the
Style/Copyright
andNaming/FileName
cases, and it also raises forNaming/InclusiveLanguage
with the test modifications I did in my previous PR.If this change is considered too dangerous I can remove it. The added assertions should already be pretty good.
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