Disallow more than 1 public method named with regex #332
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Right now it is possible to define a class that has two public methods: `exampleOne` and `exampleTwo`. If you do not give this class extra methods and configure the ShouldHaveOnlyOnePublicMethodNamed rule to look for `^example.+$` then it will report success, despite two methods existing with this naming scheme. This rule will only start failing after introducing a method which does *not* follow the naming scheme, e.g. `foo`. This PR aims to fix this by also failing in the `exampleOne` and `exampleTwo` scenario. Note that we interpreted this rule as "can have several public methods, but only one named ...", instead of "should have only one public method *and* it is named ...", so this might not follow the original intention of the rule.
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@carlosas Your CI setup seems to be completely broken at the moment; is this something you could take a look at? |
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I'll be able to check it on Monday. Sorry but I'm traveling atm |
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Right now it is possible to define a class that has two public methods:
exampleOneandexampleTwo. If you do not give this class extra methods and configure the ShouldHaveOnlyOnePublicMethodNamed rule to look for^example.+$then it will report success, despite two methods existing with this naming scheme.This rule will only start failing after introducing a method which does not follow the naming scheme, e.g.
foo. This PR aims to fix this by also failing in theexampleOneandexampleTwoscenario.Note that we interpreted this rule as "can have several public methods, but only one named ...", instead of "should have only one public method and it is named ...", so this might not follow the original intention of the rule.