RuboCop Not Found

[moubry]

I’m seeing an error that says:

RuboCop Not Found
The "rubocop" command could not be found in your environment.

Relevant details:

• I’m using rbenv. The project is using Bundler. Rubocop is in the project’s Gemfile. Rubocop is not installed globally.
• When I open a new Local Terminal, both rubocop and bundle exec rubocop work.
• Nova’s Extension Console doesn’t log anything (I’m not sure if it should be).
• I just installed Nova and am using default settings AFAIK. For example, I have “Automatically request environment from login shell” checked in the Tools tab in Preferences.

I read the Help guide for the extension. I wish I could have debugged it further on my end before creating this issue, but I’m not sure exactly what the best next steps to take are.

❤️ Thank you so much for making this extension! ❤️

[moubry]

I’ve noticed that Nova also seems to be unable to load my environment when I use @michalsapka’s RSpec runner.

I’m just mentioning it here, because it might have a related cause. As if none of the extensions in Nova have access to the login shell for me?

[transoceanic2000]

I have a similar problem in a project that users rvm to manage ruby versions.

Found that I still had an old version of rubocop installed globally, which it was finding and which caused errors that were reported in the console. However having uninstalled rubocop globally (so relying on the version in my project's Gemfile) it reports that it can't find it, but there is no output in the log at all.

If I open a local terminal tab for the project I can execute rubocop without incident using the correct version.

[mzagaja]

I am having the same issue with Nova, RVM, and Rubocop. bundle exec rubocop works fine, but I get this error when using rubocop in my Gemfile:

Removing rubocop from the Gemfile and doing bundle install fixes this, as it is able to find my global version.