Recently I wrote that it was already possible to run RuboCop with Ruby’s new Prism parser, but that required a bit of manual work. I also outlined some plans to add built-in Prism support in RuboCop. 1 Today I’m happy to report that last week we’ve released RuboCop 1.62 which features (experimental) support for Prism! Now using RuboCop with Prism is just a matter of adding Prism to your Gemfile (assuming you’re using Bundler, that is): gem 'prism' and adding the following to your Rubo...| Meta Redux
By now probably most Rubists have heard of Prism (formerly know as YARP), the modern and (very) fast Ruby parser that’s aiming to replace all the existing Ruby parsers out there. Including RuboCop’s “own” parser (a.k.a whitequark/parser), which aimed to replace ripper and ruby_parser, back when it was created. I’ve been keeping an eye on Prism for while, as RuboCop has long been criticized for its choice of parser (and more specifically - for that parser being somewhat slow). That b...| Meta Redux
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