Bruno Escherl
Bruno Escherl
Interestingly it reports always the first nested class inside `Foo`. If I add another class before `Wtf` this one gets reported.
The issue is caused by https://github.com/rvm/bundler-unload/blob/master/lib/bundler-unload.rb expecting `Bundler.rubygems` to be one of `Bundler::RubygemsIntegration::[Legacy|Modern|Future]` classes. Bundler 2.1 does not define those classes anymore, so `Bundler.rubygems.class` is `Bundler::RubygemsIntegration` and therefore the monkeypatch...
Thanks for this HowTo! One remark, for me the definition of alias for ctags was not necessary, since brew automatically linked it correctly.
@joshuaclayton for me using `tags` file doesn't work. I use `ctags -f tags -R $(git ls-files | grep .rb)` and then call `unused` and it does not find anything. Weird...
@joshuaclayton it finds 1823 lines and for both cases (the `.tags` file piped into unused and just having the same file as `tags`) I get the output Unused: analyzing 919...
@joshuaclayton maybe a hint in the readme which files are ignored by default (e.g. to me it looks like all dot-files are not scanned) and that the tags file should...
Side-effect of https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop-rails/pull/1476
@skaes sorry it took me so long, will check it soon
Rails 6.1 also reached EOL in October and 7.0 will follow in April: https://endoflife.date/rails / https://rubyonrails.org/maintenance