With Ruby3.3.0 (rbenv global) and rubocop 1.60.2, I noticed that sometime 'useless assignements' are not detected. Below is an example where offense is detected for foo, but not for bar.
#!/usr/bin/env rubyfoo = 93foo = 900foo == 14bar = 93bar = 900[].each do bar == 14end
cop_test.rb:2:1: W: [Correctable] Lint/UselessAssignment: Useless assignment to variable - foo.foo = 93^^^cop_test.rb:4:5: W: [Correctable] Lint/Void: Operator == used in void context.foo == 14
The 'not detected' code seems to be linked to the test of bar inside a useless each. Note also that both test of foo/bar are useless but it is only detected for foo.
I do not get it,because I suppose that when variable are assigned several time in a row with no code between, it should be detected as an offense.
So, is it some kind of rubopop bug or I'm missing something.