Captive Rubocop config
Rubocop shared configurations for projects
Install
add the follow line into your Gemfile
group :test, :development do
gem 'rubocop-config-captive'
end
And then in a terminal
$ bundle install
[...]
Usage
# /.rubocop.yml
inherit_gem:
rubocop-config-captive:
- config/default.yml
# -OR-
# - config/rubocop-XXX.yml
Common Errors
😩 My project has too many errors
## Explanation the configuration is very strict, it is normal to have many errors ## Solution ### Solution 1 : Auto-correct all errors ```shell bundle exec rubocop -a ``` ### Solution 2 : Ignore errors and progressively fix them ```shell bundle exec rubocop --auto-gen-config ``` Will create `.rubocop_todo.yml` will all non passing rules. It is advised to fix them later, rule by rule.
📍 Gemfile
has lots of Bundler/GemVersion
errors
## Explanation
Each dependency should be explicitly set in the `Gemfile` and `bundle update` is strongly discouraged.
## Solution
### Solution 1 : Use bundle-locker
1. Install bundle-locker globally
```shell
gem install bundle-locker
```
2. Pin Gemfile using `Gemfile.lock`
```shell
bundle-locker ./Gemfile
```
3. Manually edit `Gemfile` and adjust constraints `"x.x.x"`, `"~> x.x.x"`, etc
4. Update `Gemfile.lock`
```shell
bundle install
```
Contributing
To contribute, here are some inspirations for good configurations :
License
MIT © Captive Studio [email protected]
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