But some of these may be excluded by the rubocop.yml. So you must pass force_exclusion: true
$ rubocop --help
--force-exclusion Force excluding files specified in the
configuration `Exclude` even if they are
explicitly passed as arguments.
Secondly, I don't get why you turn off color?
How to use the rake task directly, taking as an example how to only run it under a specific folder
namespace :openstudio do
namespace :measures do
desc 'Run RuboCop only for the measures'
RuboCop::RakeTask.new :rubocop do |t|
require 'rubocop/formatter/checkstyle_formatter'
rubocop_results_file = "#{Rake.application.original_dir}/test_results/rubocop/rubocop-results.xml"
t.formatters = ['progress', ['RuboCop::Formatter::CheckstyleFormatter', '-o', rubocop_results_file]]
t.verbose = true
t.patterns = ["#{Rake.application.original_dir}/lib/measures/**/*.rb"]
t.options = ['--force-exclusion']
t.fail_on_error = args[:fail_on_error]
end
end
end
First off, I don't think you should be using RuboCop::Runner, but rather just use RuboCop::RakeTask directly, or RuboCop::CLI.
Anyways, that's not the point. The issue is that you do use RuboCop::Runner passing specific files here https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-measure-tester-gem/blob/14659ef904019789f651a890bc56d2324d725805/lib/openstudio_measure_tester/runner.rb#L158
But some of these may be excluded by the rubocop.yml. So you must pass
force_exclusion: true
Secondly, I don't get why you turn off color?
How to use the rake task directly, taking as an example how to only run it under a specific folder