Pattern: Explicit call to map.putAt(k, v)
Issue: -
Detects when the map.putAt(k, v) method is called directly rather than using map[k] = v.
This rule can be configured to ignore this.putAt(k, v) using the ignoreThisReference property. It defaults to false, so even putAt(k, v) will trigger a violation.
This rule also ignores all calls to super.putAt(k, v).
Example of violations:
map.putAt(k, v) // violation