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Rubocop plugin #120
Rubocop plugin #120
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Updated plugin-description
I figured out how to pass the command line options to rubocop and added them the spork tags. |
added this to the wrong branch - removing to correct.
Corrected and expanded on Omnit_promote option description.
Corrected typo
Conflicts: plugins/Rubocop.md
Conflicts: README.md
Conflicts: README.md
Added (belatedly) to milestone for 1.4.0 release |
@chazzly apologies for the delay on getting this merged - could you please add the relevant sample config etc to README.md in addition to your plugin doc please? Once that's done I'll get this merged and out in the next release this week |
Added to the README.md Let me know if that's not what you're after. |
@chazzly thanks for that! I'll prob move the verbose section into the plugin doc (existing plugins are only documented in README.md in the config example), but that's easy enough. Will get this merged tomorrow most likely. |
Merged and released in 1.4.0 |
Created a plug-in to run Rubocop against a cookbook before uploading, based completely on the Foodcritic plug-in.
There's more I would like to do with it if I can figure out the rubocop API more, but this does the basic - runs rubocop, fails if 'epic_fail' is set to true.
I'm still learning git (along with Chef & Ruby), so forgive me if I've done the branching / pull-request wrong somehow.