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Support legacy Rubocop #2
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Eek. Good to know! Will add some checks for RuboCop version and support for this option. |
Thank you :) Since I'd love to use this plugin in my daily work, would be possible to specify any ETA? Like: days, weeks, next time I've got free afternoon? |
Try now (in 0.3.1). I went ahead and reverted the change where I enabled that flag on the |
The process runs, so yeah this is fixed. Thank you ;) However, I now experience the same problem as in jsmecham/nova-eslint#2 |
FYI: I've bumped Rubocop tp 0.80.0 in few of our repositories, and the errors are marked in editor. |
Thanks for the update. I'm going to try stepping back through older versions of RuboCop to see if I can fix it for older versions, as well. |
I installed Nova and opened a Ruby project with a .rubocop.yml and a Gemfile. However, Rubocop does not seem to be policing my changes as I edit the code and/or save the file. I have Rubocop 0.91.0. |
Thanks for fixing bundler :)
However, the extension still doesn't work for me:
I'm 99% sure that this means Rubocop we are using is too old for this fancy option.
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