Error on parsing output (It might non-JSON output) : ""
See original GitHub issueAfter the latest update I get this error every time rubocop is run.
Warn: Error on parsing output (It might non-JSON output) : ""
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@tophattom I’m curious what configuration setting did you have to fix to get this to go away?
I got rid of this error as soon as I specified a rubocop config file in the extension settings (
"ruby.rubocop.configFilePath": "<something>"
) and ensured that that file actually existed (an empty file is fine).