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How to use Omakase Rubocop Linter/Formatter Rules for Rails Discussion

Discussion for How to use Omakase Rubocop Linter/Formatter Rules for Rails
Chris Oliver Chris Oliver

What do you think about having a built-in linter that comes with Rails?

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John Gallagher John Gallagher

If I'm honest after 20 years of Rails it feels a bit like "too little too late". Standard RB has been around for years so I'm not sure what another set of defaults really helps with apart from the obvious - new rails apps. There's a ton of apps in production that I can see wasting time setting this up and wrestling with issues with their old Rubocop rules. Reading this back it sounds really rather harsh... but fair...? Would love to know how you disagree...

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Ravinder Rana Ravinder Rana

Generally people run bin/rubocop command before committing the code or use git commit hooks to do so?

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Matthias Matthias

It's easily integrated with your editor so it warns already while writing the codes and can autofix most of if on save.

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Firman Firman

Usually, I used the auto formatter feature from Ruby Solargraph extension on VS Code and it will automatically read the rubocop.yml config and format the code based on that file.
And I also combine it with auto-format on save feature of VS Code.
It's more simple I think

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