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Reverse Dependencies for rubocop

The projects listed here declare rubocop as a runtime or development dependency

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Sometimes it causes some trouble. Take that as read. This will let you know when you slip, and include respond_with.
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Rubocop config files to develop with Ruby in a Rock system
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rubocop-ronin is a set of common rubocop rules for the ronin-rb project. This is necessary because rubocop's default configuration clashes with ronin-rb's coding style, or sometimes even differs from the defacto Ruby coding style.
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Enforces rubocop style consistency across Roostify projects
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A RuboCop extension focused on enforcing RSpec. A place where no one is officially employed, but where useful cops can gather.
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Rubocop config lives all over the place and can easily get out of sync. This project tries to solve this problem by centralizing shared config and provide CLI for keeping it up to date.
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Rubocop extension with cops that helps to have safier migrations on rails projects
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Shared RuboCop configuration for SaleMove projects
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Code style checking for Sequoia Capital China Ruby projects
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Cops that check for meaningless and misleading names in code
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When we save data, Active Record provides us a method serialize, which helps us to save object params in JSON or YAML format. If we do not work with raw data, it is OK, but if we try to query raw data (for analytics purposes, for example) it becomes a headache. For JSON format it is not so critic...
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