#rubocop

How do you make sure every member in your team follows best coding practices and never commits code with issues to remote repository? Answer is overcommit gem and git hooks. You can configure overcommit gem to run RuboCop on modified codes before committing those code to git

RuboCop is a static code analyzer which analyzes the code based on the best practices followed by the Ruby developers around the world and defined on the community Ruby style guide. In this article, we will learn: What is RuboCop? Why use RuboCop? and installing RuboCop in Rails.

There are multiple ways to fix missing top level class documentation comment in Rubocop. You can disable it in your whole app with by disabling cop in the whole project, disable it in one class or just add a comment above the class declaration.

Rubocop is a linter for Rails. Rubocop helps in enforcing best practices for Ruby and Rails. It helps in maintaining consistency throughout the project. It also has option for autoformatting the code based on the configurations.

There are multiple ways to fix missing top level class documentation comment in Rubocop. You can disable it in your whole app with by disabling cop in the whole project, disable it in one class or just add a comment above the class declaration.