Redundant Type Annotation

Variables should not have redundant type annotation

• Identifier: redundant_type_annotation
• Enabled by default: No
• Supports autocorrection: Yes
• Kind: idiomatic
• Analyzer rule: No
• Minimum Swift compiler version: 5.0.0
• Default configuration:

  Key	Value
  severity	warning
  ignore_attributes	[“IBInspectable”]

Non Triggering Examples

var url = URL()

var url: CustomStringConvertible = URL()

var one: Int = 1, two: Int = 2, three: Int

guard let url = URL() else { return }

if let url = URL() { return }

let alphanumerics = CharacterSet.alphanumerics

var set: Set<Int> = Set([])

var set: Set<Int> = Set.init([])

var set = Set<Int>([])

var set = Set<Int>.init([])

guard var set: Set<Int> = Set([]) else { return }

if var set: Set<Int> = Set.init([]) { return }

guard var set = Set<Int>([]) else { return }

if var set = Set<Int>.init([]) { return }

var one: A<T> = B()

var one: A = B<T>()

var one: A<T> = B<T>()

let a = A.b.c.d

let a: B = A.b.c.d

enum Direction {
    case up
    case down
}

var direction: Direction = .up

enum Direction {
    case up
    case down
}

var direction = Direction.up

@IgnoreMe var a: Int = Int(5)

var a: Int {
    @IgnoreMe let i: Int = Int(1)
    return i
}

Triggering Examples

var url↓:URL=URL()

var url↓:URL = URL(string: "")

var url↓: URL = URL()

let url↓: URL = URL()

lazy var url↓: URL = URL()

let url↓: URL = URL()!

var one: Int = 1, two↓: Int = Int(5), three: Int

guard let url↓: URL = URL() else { return }

if let url↓: URL = URL() { return }

let alphanumerics↓: CharacterSet = CharacterSet.alphanumerics

var set↓: Set<Int> = Set<Int>([])

var set↓: Set<Int> = Set<Int>.init([])

var set↓: Set = Set<Int>([])

var set↓: Set = Set<Int>.init([])

guard var set↓: Set = Set<Int>([]) else { return }

if var set↓: Set = Set<Int>.init([]) { return }

guard var set↓: Set<Int> = Set<Int>([]) else { return }

if var set↓: Set<Int> = Set<Int>.init([]) { return }

var set↓: Set = Set<Int>([]), otherSet: Set<Int>

var num↓: Int = Int.random(0..<10)

let a↓: A = A.b.c.d

let a↓: A = A.f().b

class ViewController: UIViewController {
  func someMethod() {
    let myVar↓: Int = Int(5)
  }
}

var isEnabled↓: Bool = true

let a↓: [Int] = [Int]()

let a↓: A.B = A.B()

enum Direction {
    case up
    case down
}

var direction↓: Direction = Direction.up

@DontIgnoreMe var a↓: Int = Int(5)

@IgnoreMe
var a: Int {
    let i↓: Int = Int(1)
    return i
}