Using Cons bypasses Option.Get violation

[Johnnei]

val a = 4
val b = 0
val d = scala.util.Try { a / b }.toOption
val list = 42 :: d.get :: Nil

Quite contrived example which I made while testing the gitlab code quality integration. This doesn't flag for using Option.get.

[mccartney]

Interesting. I am wondering what makes Cons special here:

scapegoat/src/main/scala/com/sksamuel/scapegoat/inspections/option/OptionGet.scala

Line 28 in 6b6f4e2

if (left.tpe.typeSymbol.fullName == "scala.Option")

[saeltz]

It even fails on the very simple:

val list = None.get :: Nil

This is a ValDef in the macro, containing a Block tree type with the following content:

List[Nothing] {
  final <synthetic> <artifact> val rassoc$1: Nothing = scala.None.get;
  scala.`package`.Nil.::[Nothing](rassoc$1)
}

I can't find a way to match on the content of the Block. It somehow isn't a Select.