John Backus
John Backus
The `Inject.defaults!` code is duplicated across many third party gems - [lib/rubocop/rspec/inject.rb@`d25070`](https://github.com/backus/rubocop-rspec/blob/d25070ee09377c99600ac75937f0c503c5b45ee6/lib/rubocop/rspec/inject.rb) - [lib/rubocop/devtools/inject.rb@`fefa8d`](https://github.com/backus/rubocop-devtools/blob/fefa8db5fc1fd95d9ccddff19f98579bfccd9bc1/lib/rubocop/devtools/inject.rb) - [lib/rubocop/cask/inject.rb@`c2456c`](https://github.com/caskroom/rubocop-cask/blob/c2456cdc517c302d8242a1da8f4c2b3a15b23d38/lib/rubocop/cask/inject.rb) - [lib/rubocop/yast/config.rb@`0cdddc`](https://github.com/yast/rubocop-yast/blob/0cdddc26bead94730322dbf4d99f8002318082f0/lib/rubocop/yast/config.rb) This code (plus a few other pieces of rubocop-rspec) would probably benefit...
If I use `HTTP` to perform two requests in a row and I don't do `response.body.to_s` on the first then the body string for the first response will be overwritten...
Chrome's clipboard api spec should make this easy. jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/gd29az4x/2/
### Describe the feature or improvement you're requesting I have this tool I made which I'm using day to day now: https://github.com/backus/ai.sh It is super useful and I actually like...
Continuing in-place refactoring of rake tasks.
I mentioned this in the mutant slack chat a few days back. I'll lookup and paste the relevant discussion in a comment on this issue. At some point I would...
- Captures flay output using a `StringIO` object instead of reporting directly to `$stdout` - Splits out flay results in to `Flay::Result` and `Flay::Result::Unit` I whipped this together a while...
YARD provides a stats feature which overlaps with yardstick: ``` sh (transproc) $ yard stats --quiet --list-undoc Files: 16 Modules: 12 ( 2 undocumented) Classes: 6 ( 3 undocumented) Constants:...
From #32 > @backus should the rule output be ordered according to where the @ tag typically appears within the output? For example, the method summary stuff should be first,...
I think yardstick would be easier to visually parse if messages were grouped by filename. Here is a an example to illustrate the difference (ignore the color): 