Open mhenrixon opened 3 years ago
That said, all gems are installed inside a Linux docker container and might not be usable from outside docker
Correct. I don't believe you'll have direct access to these gems without using docker-compose or the like.
That being said, I've had decent success interacting with rubocop via docker-compose by first creating a shell executable file
touch docker-rubocop
#!/bin/bash
docker-compose run --rm web bundle exec rubocop $@
Then just specify the absolute path to the executable within your SublimeLinter settings file
"rubocop": {
"executable": "~/Development/project_folder/docker-rubocop"
}
$@
will ferry commands that SublimeLinter-rubocop sends to the executable over to docker.
You'll need to change the service (mine is web
above) that you are using for running rails server above appropriately.
Shouldn't
"executable": ["docker-compose", "run", "--rm", "web", "bundle", "exec", "rubocop"]
then also work, 🤔?
Good point @kaste! Seems reasonable to assume it would. Can't remember why I didn't try that first 🤔
Has anyone successfully setup the rubocop linter for projects running exclusively inside docker? Currently, I'm having all gems installed inside
vendor/bundle
in the hopes of making them more accessible.That said, all gems are installed inside a Linux docker container and might not be usable from outside docker (my host is a Mac beast).
Just curious if anyone has finally solved this issue. Would be nice to have integration with rubocop inside the docker container somehow.