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src/main/scala/com/deepsource/marvin/rules/syntactic/BrokenOddness.scala
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@@ -16,8 +16,17 @@ case class FoundBrokenOddness(num: Lit) extends Diagnostic {
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override def run(): Unit = {
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tree.collect {
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case Term.ApplyInfix(
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Term.ApplyInfix(
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t @ Lit.Int(num),
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18
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-
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Term.Name("%"),
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_,
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List(Lit.Int(2))
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),
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-
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Term.Name("=="),
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_,
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List(Lit.Int(1))
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) =>
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if (num < 0)
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Patch.lint(FoundBrokenOddness(t))
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}
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