Closed bourdeau closed 8 years ago
Greetings @bourdeau! Thanks for the report.
We recently updated the way Code Climate generates engine-specific configs in our hosted analysis, including for RuboCop. Since your repository had ruby code but no .rubocop.yml, we auto-generated a .rubocop.yml
config file to analyze your ruby code.
Update to remove the fixme triggers from our default .rubocop.yml
as a first step is pending here
Dear Ashley,
Thanks a lot for your quick reply (very impressive!! :+1: ). Yes I do use Capifony (a Capistrano fork) for deploys.
Okay so nothing to worry about by my side?
Have a nice day.
Nope you should be set! We're releasing the new Code Climate version today.
In the meantime, feel free to commit a .codeclimate.yml
file with whatever engines you need. Perhaps
engines:
phpmd:
enabled: true
phpcodesniffer:
enabled: true
fixme:
enabled: true
rubocop:
enabled: false
exclude_paths:
- bin/
ratings:
paths:
- "**.php"
That can also serve as a temporary workaround to avoid the .rubocop.yml issues bug.
Thanks for alerting us!
Going to close this issue for now, but please feel free to reopen if anything comes up.
Hi there,
I had no idea where to report this so I came here.
I've a PHP project that use Codeclimate and in my issues (https://codeclimate.com/github/bourdeau/jdhm-api/issues) I have a .rubocop.yml issue in TODO, FIXME and HACK.
but there is no such file on my repository... so I guess it has something to do with codeclimate-rubocop which has a .rubocop.yml no?
You help is welcome on this! Thanks!