When generating the rubocop_todo.yml file, I do not see the point on showing all the offenses in the console as I just want to exclude them and it is not that important what offenses there are. In projects with a lot of offenses (for example if you introduce Rubocop for the first time) it fulls the console with the offenses.
I would suggest to directly remove this, we could also add this in an option.
Happy to own implementing this feature. Does --skip-console-output seem like the right flag name?
I'm with @Ana06 on this. I think there should be a flag to _enable_ output and change the default behavior to not output offenses anymore. Upgrading large codebases with output creates a lot of unwanted noise. So perhaps an --output-offenses or --with-offenses flag for --auto-gen-config.
@garettarrowood
I'm with @Ana06 on this. I think there should be a flag to enable output and change the default behavior to not output offenses anymore. Upgrading large codebases with output creates a lot of unwanted noise. So perhaps an --output-offenses or --with-offenses flag for --auto-gen-config.
--output-offenses seems like a good name 馃憤
@asherkach
Happy to own implementing this feature.
will you send a PR then? 馃槈
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I'm with @Ana06 on this. I think there should be a flag to _enable_ output and change the default behavior to not output offenses anymore. Upgrading large codebases with output creates a lot of unwanted noise. So perhaps an
--output-offensesor--with-offensesflag for--auto-gen-config.