Standard's behavior when merging multiple extend_config that change the same
set of rules has been fixed to be first-in-wins, as opposed to last-in-wins.
This ensures a consistent behavior across plugins and extended configurations,
namely that the first thing to configure a given rule effectively locks it
from subsequent changes
Enable DisabledByDefault: true. This shouldn't impact anyone, but might
change the behavior of some extend_config users. Because Standard specifies
every rule in rubocop and rubocop-performance, this configuration's absence
wasn't felt until we went to the plugin system, where it makes much more sense
for plugins to opt-in to the cops they want to configure, as opposed to just
running every single one that they happen to load/require
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Bumps standard from 1.26.0 to 1.28.0.
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Sourced from standard's changelog.
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62065a2🫒 1.28.0ba99f1cMerge pull request #551 from standardrb/pluginify140b265wordse03d4dfadd a note that TD sponsors it7f57f1dupgrade standard-performance49f31e2fix comment12b49e4Caught that a new versioned yaml file was addedde8631fAdd a note about architecturefe4e568READMEb2c9752Link to the rules and to the lightning talk. Opening is long enoughDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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