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This reverts commit a30ef79.
rubocop-md
is a unique gem that doesn't possess any cops. It inspects Ruby code within Markdown files. However, as can be seen from the disabling of cops inrails/rails
, which cops to disable is documented in the inspection target repository:This means that any false positives in documentation need to be addressed as they arise, leading one to question whether this is the behavior users expect.
This PR resolves the above-mentioned usability issues by disabling
rubocop-md
. If users wish to enablerubocop-md
, they simply need to add it explicitly to their.rubocop.yml
. In other words, the use ofrubocop-md
is a deliberate choice made by the user.I believe this is a better configuration for
rubocop-rails_config
.