Brooke KuhlmannMar 20

Interesting, RBS 4.0.0 adds inline support: https://github.com/ruby/rbs/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md. Usage is not directly linked to via the README, but can be found in the docs: https://github.com/ruby/rbs/blob/master/docs/inline.md

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Show threadKerrick Long (code)Mar 20
@bkuhlmann Interesting... I've recently been wanting to go the opposite direction: move my RDoc into the .rbs sidecar files.
Show threadBrooke Kuhlmann

@kerrick Yeah, I'm mixed feelings on this.

I'm such a heavy user of Dry Types, Schema, and Validation that I don't usually need any of this. ...but having inline type checks could be useful (as I enjoyed them when writing Elm).

I can also see the flip side of using `*.rbs` files but then you have to do a lot of jumping back and forth much like C header files. That might be too much file management as it would duplicate the number of tabs open and breaking flow state.

Mar 20 at 5:08pmWeb