Agreed we should be able to catch all the most common scenarios:

```ruby
# with either single or double quotes
render 'zomg'
render'zomg'
render('zomg')
render partial: 'zomg'
render :partial => 'zomg'
render:partial=>'zomg'
render(partial: 'zomg')
render(:partial => 'zomg')
```

However we cannot try to go crazy here, as one could pretty much do this:

```ruby
render locals: { test: 123 }, partial: 'zomg'
# or
render locals: { test: 123 }, 
          partial: 'zomg'
```

and expect it to work the same way. It's valid for Ruby, valid for Rails, but we'll never catch all the possibilities with a regexp.

:+1:

*ps: if we are going to catch `:partial=>`, we may need to change line 41 too, since it only matches `:partial\s+=>`, right?*