Justin Searls

This is a tricky one, because there are two competing interests here. On one hand, I agree that consistency in hash format is important. For example, if a single `=>`...

@luizkowalski no it doesn't. I was using it to illustrate the broader point of why I don't think consistency is an unqualified principle in cases where you're working around illegal...

Hi @Apteryks -- Standard locks to a specific version of `rubocop`, [currently 1.44.1]( https://github.com/testdouble/standard/blob/main/standard.gemspec#L22), so I would not expect it to work against 1.47.0 until we've tested and cut a...

Thanks. We will update our dependencies soon. We're on a monthly cadence to update them

As wacky as it is, if we were to do this I am very confident we'd find out about a lot of teams either intentionally using [rubocop to run Standard's...

cc/ @mrbiggred who's graciously maintaining this feature!

Why not just delete any existing `.standard_todo.yml` file at the very start of a `--generate-todo` CLI run?

Ah I see. Yeah, at this point a minimally invasive approach to ensure the TODO ignore yaml is not merged in when `--generate-todo` is flagged seems to be necessary

Could someone re-test this since other recent changes to the todo file behavior and let us know if they still think it's necessary?

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