expr main [(relay on)]
let message "Use `rely on` when you mean depend on something."
let description "Corrects the frequent typo where `relay` is used in place of `rely` in the phrase `relay on`."
let kind "Grammar"
let becomes "rely on"
let strategy "MatchCase"
# True positives
test "They relay on shared docs to coordinate releases." "They rely on shared docs to coordinate releases."
test "I relay on this checklist every Friday." "I rely on this checklist every Friday."
test "We relay on each other during incidents." "We rely on each other during incidents."
test "You relay on cached responses too much." "You rely on cached responses too much."
test "Many users relay on search snippets." "Many users rely on search snippets."
test "Please relay on us while this stabilizes." "Please rely on us while this stabilizes."
test "RELAY ON ME if the deployment fails." "RELY ON ME if the deployment fails."
test "Startups often relay on investor timing." "Startups often rely on investor timing."
# Potential false negatives (currently out of scope)
allows "They relayed on old procedures for years."
allows "She relays on luck far too often."
allows "The team is relaying on stale metrics."
# False positives / true negatives
allows "They rely on shared docs to coordinate releases."
allows "I relay status updates every morning."
allows "We relayed the interview on public radio."
allows "A relay switch on the board is overheating."
allows "Please relay this note to the next person."
allows "Rely on tested rollbacks for safer releases."
allows "The relay unit on shelf three is new."