Fixed issue where KeywordArgs is not checked if it is a hash. #234
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This leads to issues when methods are overloaded, because when the KeywordArgs gets checked on a non-hash argument, it raises an exception rather than failing properly.
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Thanks @dpad Could you please add this edge case to our test suite? |
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For example in this spec file https://github.com/egonSchiele/contracts.ruby/blob/master/spec/ruby_version_specific/contracts_spec_2.0.rb |
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Tests would be great. Thank you for the fix @dpad ! |
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Added a test that fails without the fix, succeeds with. |
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Fixed issue where KeywordArgs is not checked if it is a hash.
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This leads to issues when methods are overloaded, because when the
KeywordArgs gets checked on a non-hash argument, it raises an exception
rather than failing properly.