Ruby developers working with gitlab?
Anyone a ruby developer working with gitlab?
Are you working on a team or do you have any open source project?
Do you use rubopcop?
Do you use rubocop's auto-correct?
Did you customise rubocop in anyway, i.e. created .rubocop.yml file?
Did you integrate in into your workflow? in what manner? CI/git hook/IDE/..?
I run rubocop via a git-commit hook and/or VS code "Format File" on my machine. With a pre-commit hook, you can reject the commit if its not formatted correctly (or have it auto-fix what it can).
im not sure why this flow needs to be tied with a CI service.
Are you mostly working alone?
if in a teams, how large?
For ruby projects, it the teams were up to 5 people.
I also use python at my day job where ~900 other engineers and we use the pre-commit hook strategy with a jenkins test.
is there a particular way you distribute the git-commit hook?
the flow we use for the ~500 git repos we manage is they all have a
Makefilein them with simplied bash cmds for doing "standard" things like setting up the dev, running tests, etc.The make file either as part of "setup dev" env or as a separate cmd "make install-hooks" would setup git to attach the hooks.
The hooks would be defined using the pre-commit.com OSS project which manages everything via a config file.
For our larger repos, the githooks do a massive number of checks (like verify json is in the correct format, schema file are correct, yaml formats are valid, removes whitespace at ends of lines, etc.)
You can see a few already made ruby git-hook projects here.