I am in the camp of using as little rubocop as possible, but still using it. I like it to address the drastic stuff like misalignments, mixed tabs and spaces, o

I am in the camp of using as little rubocop as possible, but still using it. I like it to address the drastic stuff like misalignments, mixed tabs and spaces, obvious sloppiness.[1] Still, it should allow most of the freedom. My preferences are posted in what I call a "narrative" Rails template[2]. It's a relaxed "standardrb", which I have since relaxed even further, but haven't updated the repo yet. [1]: https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sdk-ruby/commit/1972b153a89346613367cc90f363126ad4dea12b https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sdk-ruby/commit/1972b153a893... [2]: https://github.com/maxim/narrative/blob/main/example_app/.rubocop.yml https://github.com/maxim/narrative/blob/main/example_app/.ru...