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Bundler support
See original GitHub issueHey @misogi!
First off, thanks for writing this extension! Super useful!
I’d like to contribute to this repository, I was thinking of adding support for detecting projects that have a Gemfile/Gemfile.lock and using that to invoke rubocop via bundle exec. I think this may also solve the open issue of support via rbenv (Bundler should handle setting up the environment for the executable).
Would this be a welcome contribution? Thoughts?
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@damien If testing with chai is hard. Current project’s package has Mocha/(Node assert) style. It is enough good.
As for Bundler support: I agree. Any new logic added to support Bundler should fall back to the current implementation when Bundler is not available or does not have Rubocop in the Gemfile.