I'm trying out Sorbet in an experimental open-source project (ruby_crystal_codemod). I can't figure out how to get the type-checking to work with some RSpec tests in a nested test project. When I r...

I have a simple test but the describe keyword is not working in Sorbet tests. The error I'm receiving on these methods: Method `describe` does not exist on `T.class_of(<root>)`7003 RSpec.des...

Sorbet is showing an error for the attr_reader, but correct me if I am wrong, sigs are required when the function is declared, not called, right? I have tried going through the documentation but a...

I have a method that that has a sorbet type signature definition. While trying to mock this method in tests using RSpec I get a type mismatch error. I'm trying to understand how I can resolve this...

(Note that this isn't reproducible on sorbet.run, it's only reproducible with a local copy of Sorbet as far as I can tell) I was hoping I could use the Typed Structs feature to create a method sig...

Here's example code: # typed: true class KeyGetter sig {params(env_var_name: String).returns(KeyGetter)} def self.from_env_var(env_var_name) return Null.new if env_var_name.nil? return new(...

I am trying to test Sorbet on a Rails project. followed the adoptions guidelines installed and run the gem sorbet-rails changed to # typed: true restarted vscode but nothing is really happening...

Trying to annotate this code, the rose memoization (@||=) gives me an error Use of undeclared variable @git_sha. # typed: strict # frozen_string_literal: true module Util extend T::Sig sig { r...