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[Testing] rubocop default cops TODOs #2
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Looking at default rubocop TODOs. Started with a blank slate, i.e.
Then review each of the TODO items, first focusing on the ones with large offense counts. Move the config from
.rubocop_todo.yml
into the.rubocop.yml
and read the configuration options for that cop at http://rubocop.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cops/ and then set it to something that might work. Then runrubocop
again to see what that complains about. Try to get a very small set of complaints, if any. Then userubocop --auto-correct
to tidy things up. Then commit the change and move onto the next cop. Once all the main cops are configured in this way, you have a.rubocop.yml
file that represents how you want rubocop to respect your code. It might get tweaked, depending on how restrictive or lenient you want rubocop to be.For reference or comparison, consider the Thoughtbot ruby style:
https://github.com/thoughtbot/guides/tree/master/style/ruby