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The first versions of ruby that introduced ruby2_keywords had a small bug, only the first method in a chain of call needed to mark itself as using ruby2_keywords smeantic, e.g. ```ruby def foo(a:); end def bar(*args) foo(*args) end def baz(*args) bar(*args) end ruby2_keywords :baz baz(a: 1) ``` Up to 3.1 the above cause no issue, however in 3.2, `bar` also need to be marked with `ruby2_keywords`.
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👋 @t6d any chance to get this merged? |
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The first versions of ruby that introduced ruby2_keywords had a small bug, only the first method in a chain of call needed to mark itself as using ruby2_keywords smeantic, e.g.
Up to 3.1 the above cause no issue,
however in 3.2,
baralso need to be marked withruby2_keywords.