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Trino/Presto client library for Ruby
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Update standard requirement from ~> 1.24.3 to ~> 1.28.0 #105

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 1 year ago

dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Updates the requirements on standard to permit the latest version.

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1.28.0

  • Refactor Standard into 3 gems and convert all built-in configuration into lint_roller plugins. See:
  • 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

1.27.0

1.26.0

  • Introduce --fix-unsafely and rake standard:fix_unsafely for running unsafe corrections. Improve output about fix suggestions, as well #545

1.25.5

  • Temporarily disable registration of executeCommand to prevent conflict with the VS Code extension's client-side registration of the same name #544

1.25.4

  • Bring the LSP Server's executeCommand capabilities in line with the spec #543

1.25.3

  • Relax the version specifier on rubocop and rubocop-performance to allow patch-level updates

1.25.2

  • Disable Style/RedundantFetchBlock due to concerns the performance benefit isn't worth the inconsistency it causes and the fact it is incompatible with ActiveSupport #527

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dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Superseded by #107.