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apologies for random question, but using reek in an educational context, is there a way to configure differences to the content of the reek mesages?
For example, say that for education purposes we wa…
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It seems that in many cases, properties read from a JPEG 2000 image are used
for determining memory read/write addresses without first verifying that the
values are valid at all (such as image a…
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I'm running RubyCritic version 1.4 for my project is using Ruby 1.9.3
When install rubycritic using the gem install rubycritic -v 1.4.0 command on an OSx machine.
Reek crashes during the execution. …
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One of my node exporters stopped responding for the second time and I've done some investigation. In fact it does respond:
``` bash
time curl -s 127.0.0.1:9100/metrics
```
Results in `1m48.837s` Thi…
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http://www.yegor256.com/2014/11/03/empty-line-code-smell.html
Thanks @tuexss for bringing this up, I love it.
@mvz && @chastell WDYT?
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It seems that in many cases, properties read from a JPEG 2000 image are used
for determining memory read/write addresses without first verifying that the
values are valid at all (such as image a…
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I believe our default messages are bad since they are catered to people who kind of know what to do anyway.
I believe right now we are deterring reek beginners - we should make `Reek` so beginner-frie…
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It seems reek checks the config against the current set in the smell repository rather than the set of all existing detectors:
```
[matijs@walnut] reek --smell UtilityFunction lib
/home/matijs/.rbenv…
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It seems that in many cases, properties read from a JPEG 2000 image are used
for determining memory read/write addresses without first verifying that the
values are valid at all (such as image a…
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Reek is a code smell detector for Ruby. [Here](https://github.com/troessner/reek) is the source repository. It seems like the type of program to run frequently while developing, much like other code l…