Closed mscottford closed 10 years ago
I'm a bit confused about the title and your comment. You mean the fact (not a problem) “rubocop needs to be available in default/global ruby if using a ruby version manager” should be described in the README?
Sorry to be unclear. Yes, I think it would be helpful for the README to be updated with that information. Thanks!
Thanks for the suggestion!
I'm not sure the best way to note this in the readme, or I would have submitted a pull request.
I'm using rbenv and I was confused about why RuboCop was detected as installed after I installed the gem, but no violations were showing up in the editor.
The issue turned out to be that I had installed the rubocop gem in the non-default ruby. The fix was to install rubocop in the global ruby. No everything works great!