help RuboCop pick the correct config #372
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The problem is that RuboCop by default picked the inner most config file. This means that if we want to use RuboCop for Pliny itself with a .rubocop.yml config in the project root, we always need to append `-c .rubocop.yml`. If you don't do this you are greeted with a lot of errors. Which is especially annoying if you have RuboCop integrated in your editor. With this change it works out of the box. With a minimal trade-off by renaming the template.
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The problem is that RuboCop by default picked the inner most config file. This means that if we want to use RuboCop for Pliny itself with a .rubocop.yml config in the project root, we always need to append
-c .rubocop.yml. If you don't do this you are greeted with a lot of errors. Which is especially annoying if you have RuboCop integrated in your editor. With this change it works out of the box. With a minimal trade-off by renaming the template.