Ruby is a sweet language, but sometimes is too sweet… If you have some unfavorite ruby syntax, e.g. unless, until, safe navigation, endless methods etc, you can now easily forbid it using the new rubocop extension - https://github.com/fatkodima/rubocop-disable_syntax

Currently, it allows to disable the following syntax:

• unless - no unless keyword
• ternary - no ternary operator (condition ? foo : bar)
• safe_navigation - no safe navigation operator (&.)
• endless_methods - no endless methods (def foo = 1)
• arguments_forwarding - no arguments forwarding (foo(...), foo(*), foo(**), foo(&))
• numbered_parameters - no numbered parameters (foo.each { puts _1 })
• pattern_matching - no pattern matching
• shorthand_hash_syntax - no shorthand hash syntax ({ x:, y: })
• and_or_not - no and/or/not keywords (should use &&/||/! instead)
• until - no until keyword
• percent_literals - no any % style literals (%w[foo bar], %i[foo bar], %q("str"), %r{/regex/})