Why does Rubocop / the community-driven Ruby style guide recommend parentheses in method definitions? Method calls are allowed with or without pare ...
Why does Rubocop / the community-driven Ruby style guide recommend parentheses in method definitions? Method calls are allowed with or without pare ...
I have a line of code like this too long, it's bad to read, and that's why RuboCop is warning me with it's Metrics::LineLength. I would like to re ...
i got a problem with Rubocop in my testing files. At first, this is my code now: And that is the Rubocop error output: So I searched in the styl ...
I'm developing an application where a lot of errors could occur. So I - and the administrators who shall use this application - have a lot of interest ...
This seems a bit crazy here. Is there another way to write this function to get the cops to pass on it, or should I just make it exempt? Code Cop ...
It is hard to identify the usages of code like below: Are there any other reasons that this is an anti-pattern? ...
I have the following method setup to assist with refreshing Oauth tokens: I tried breaking this out into separate methods but it keeps blowing up, ...
Before I except these two methods I wanted to see if anyone in the community had a better idea to structure these and make the cops pass. The first ...
I am battling an error with nested attributes and trying to fix the cop error at the same time. So here is the walk through. A coupon code may be subm ...
I had to create a scope to create active jobs, but this feels a little odd and honestly it's tightly coupled to PosgresSQL: Would you write this di ...
As I wrote this method I knew it could be written better, but it's an MVP. Now I am trying to learn what the experts feel the approach to be and how ...
I tried rewriting this function numerous ways to get around this error, however, I want to defer to other experts before I disable the cop around it. ...
Rubocop chokes on the following setup: As you can I skipped the eval section for now so I can use this rake task, but I wonder if there is a better ...