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Failed to run RuboCop command #45
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I believe the purpose of an issue is to report a problem and give visibility for people who might give a look to improve the tool. But thanks for the reminder @teejayhh ;) |
I get it because I was looking for a solution myself. Have a look further down in the issue list, your issue has been brought up at least twice. |
I have the same issue. But I've discovered that it works if you run Rubymine with |
Since RubyMine 2017.1, the plugin is no longer needed. Rubocop is now a built in. Preferences -> Editor -> Inspections -> Rubocop. https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2017/01/rubymine-2017-1-eap-2-creating-gemsets-rubocop-support/ |
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I have this error message when Rubymine starts:
Rubocop is installed with bundler, I also tried to install it locally. It works well if I use it directly in a console.
I'm using Rubymine 2016.1.2 with ruby 2.3.1.
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