Move our recommended configs into a file that can be inherited #76
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khiga8
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| ``` ruby | ||
| gem "erb_lint", require: false | ||
| gem "erblint-github" | ||
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| 2. Require the linters within the `.erb-linters` folder. This could be done by adding a file `.erb-linters/erblint-github.rb` with the following line. | ||
| 2. **Important**: Create a new file with the path `.erb-linters/erblint-github.rb` and add the line: |
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It'd be nice to eventually get rid of this step. I believe this requires updates to erb-lint.
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Fixes: #77
I discovered this
inherit_gemfunctionality exists upon diving into the erb-lint codebase! This lets consumers pull in the lint configs we define.This was not documented in the README and there aren't any custom erb-lint libraries out there, so we never knew this was possible.
This update will help ensure that consumers can pull in configuration we recommend when they bump this gem up.
While we can automatically inherit the specified configs, the custom rules are not automatically registered, so we still need the consumer to require it by creating a file in
.erb-linters/some_ruby_file.rband requiring our rules.