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Failed to run RuboCop command - is it (or bundler) installed? #31
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Bump. Same thing here. I've played with linking rubocop in various places to see if I could narrow down the issue without luck |
I use the I update ruby version 2.2.3 to 2.2.4.
Me too.
Rubocop runs fine from the both command line, but it leaves a warning. |
Please follow the steps in https://github.com/sirlantis/rubocop-for-rubymine/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md to provide more information on the issue. |
Here's what I found in my idea.log after enabling debug:
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Hi everyone, I just pushed 3.1.0 to JetBrains plugin registry which delegates everything to RubyMine's internal handling of Gems/Bundler/RVM/rbenv (found some new APIs in RubyMine 8 which weren't there before). Please create a new issue if the problem persists. |
Unfortunately the problem is not solved for me with 3.1.0. I've opened issue #33 . |
I'm having problems getting rubocop-for-rubymine (version 3.0.2) to work, here is the error message:
The error message is somewhat unclear as I can run rubocop in the referenced directory without any problem.
My Gemfile development group includes
gem 'rubocop'
,/Users/username/.rbenv/versions/2.2.4/bin
contains bundler (version 1.11.2), and my project root has a.rubocop.yml
. Rubymine version is 8.0.2, OSX version is 10.11.2. Rubocop runs fine from the command line, but it leaves a warning (see below), which seems unlikely to be the cause?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: