Support project .rubocop.yml

[replygirl]

it would b very nice if we could disable specific annotations in settings. like, i'd love to just ignore all of rubocop's class & method length hints but keep the rest

[kwerle]

Nice name :-)

Pretty sure you can just by adding a rubocop config file to your project - cause they made me crazy, too. I'll try to confirm that later, today.

[kwerle]

Oh. Nope. That is in the plan, so I'll keep this open.

[dbourguignon]

@kwerle you mean there is no way to use a local .rubocop.yml at the moment?

[kwerle]

That is correct. For what it's worth, this is my "top priority". Dammit. I'll make a real effort to put some time in on it this week.

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[kwerle]

OK - pushed out a tweak. Hopefully .rubocop.yml in project root will have affect.

[kwerle]

(please let me know if it does/not work)

[dbourguignon]

@kwerle seems to work :) Thanks a lot

[johnschult]

Although it reads the project .rubocop.yml file now, it only reads it when the editor or the project is opened. It does not detect changes in the file and apply them to the running rubocop. The Diagnostics are not updated or reprocessed with the current cops if any changes are made to the file.

[kwerle]

Known issue.