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Ruby on Rails, convert projectwide single quotes to double quotes
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I wonder if anyone has come up with a shortcut to correctly convert ALL single quotes to double quotes in a new rails project. Thank you in advance. I would do that at the end of generating new project with a template.rb
ruby-on-rails ruby double-quotes single-quotes
asked Mar 25 at 10:26
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I wonder if anyone has come up with a shortcut to correctly convert ALL single quotes to double quotes in a new rails project. Thank you in advance. I would do that at the end of generating new project with a template.rb
ruby-on-rails ruby double-quotes single-quotes
asked Mar 25 at 10:26
webgenwebgen
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I would use Rubocop. Configure it to use the quotes you prefer and then runrubocop -ato automatically fix all issues.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:31
@spickermann you seem to indeed really trust rubocop. I would go withsed:)
– Aleksei Matiushkin
Mar 25 at 10:40
5
@AlekseiMatiushkin Indeed, I trust Rubocop more to cover all these encodings, escaping and edge cases. I prefer spending the time to review Rubocop's changes instead of building a correct regexp in sed.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:50
rubocop it is, I didn't remember it had auto fix capability
– webgen
Mar 25 at 11:09
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I wonder if anyone has come up with a shortcut to correctly convert ALL single quotes to double quotes in a new rails project. Thank you in advance. I would do that at the end of generating new project with a template.rb
ruby-on-rails ruby double-quotes single-quotes
asked Mar 25 at 10:26
webgenwebgen
901 silver badge4 bronze badges
I wonder if anyone has come up with a shortcut to correctly convert ALL single quotes to double quotes in a new rails project. Thank you in advance. I would do that at the end of generating new project with a template.rb
ruby-on-rails ruby double-quotes single-quotes
ruby-on-rails ruby double-quotes single-quotes
asked Mar 25 at 10:26
webgenwebgen
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asked Mar 25 at 10:26
webgenwebgen
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asked Mar 25 at 10:26
webgenwebgen
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asked Mar 25 at 10:26
webgenwebgen
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asked Mar 25 at 10:26
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I would use Rubocop. Configure it to use the quotes you prefer and then runrubocop -ato automatically fix all issues.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:31
@spickermann you seem to indeed really trust rubocop. I would go withsed:)
– Aleksei Matiushkin
Mar 25 at 10:40
5
@AlekseiMatiushkin Indeed, I trust Rubocop more to cover all these encodings, escaping and edge cases. I prefer spending the time to review Rubocop's changes instead of building a correct regexp in sed.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:50
rubocop it is, I didn't remember it had auto fix capability
– webgen
Mar 25 at 11:09
add a comment |
8
I would use Rubocop. Configure it to use the quotes you prefer and then runrubocop -ato automatically fix all issues.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:31
@spickermann you seem to indeed really trust rubocop. I would go withsed:)
– Aleksei Matiushkin
Mar 25 at 10:40
5
@AlekseiMatiushkin Indeed, I trust Rubocop more to cover all these encodings, escaping and edge cases. I prefer spending the time to review Rubocop's changes instead of building a correct regexp in sed.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:50
rubocop it is, I didn't remember it had auto fix capability
– webgen
Mar 25 at 11:09
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I would use Rubocop. Configure it to use the quotes you prefer and then run
rubocop -a to automatically fix all issues.– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:31
I would use Rubocop. Configure it to use the quotes you prefer and then run
rubocop -a to automatically fix all issues.– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:31
@spickermann you seem to indeed really trust rubocop. I would go with
sed :)– Aleksei Matiushkin
Mar 25 at 10:40
@spickermann you seem to indeed really trust rubocop. I would go with
sed :)– Aleksei Matiushkin
Mar 25 at 10:40
5
5
@AlekseiMatiushkin Indeed, I trust Rubocop more to cover all these encodings, escaping and edge cases. I prefer spending the time to review Rubocop's changes instead of building a correct regexp in sed.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:50
@AlekseiMatiushkin Indeed, I trust Rubocop more to cover all these encodings, escaping and edge cases. I prefer spending the time to review Rubocop's changes instead of building a correct regexp in sed.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:50
rubocop it is, I didn't remember it had auto fix capability
– webgen
Mar 25 at 11:09
rubocop it is, I didn't remember it had auto fix capability
– webgen
Mar 25 at 11:09
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I would also use rubocop for that:
rubocop --safe-auto-correct --only "Style/StringLiterals" .
As spickermann suggested
answered Mar 25 at 12:25
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I would also use rubocop for that:
rubocop --safe-auto-correct --only "Style/StringLiterals" .
As spickermann suggested
answered Mar 25 at 12:25
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I would also use rubocop for that:
rubocop --safe-auto-correct --only "Style/StringLiterals" .
As spickermann suggested
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I would also use rubocop for that:
rubocop --safe-auto-correct --only "Style/StringLiterals" .
As spickermann suggested
answered Mar 25 at 12:25
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I would also use rubocop for that:
rubocop --safe-auto-correct --only "Style/StringLiterals" .
As spickermann suggested
answered Mar 25 at 12:25
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I would use Rubocop. Configure it to use the quotes you prefer and then run
rubocop -ato automatically fix all issues.– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:31
@spickermann you seem to indeed really trust rubocop. I would go with
sed:)– Aleksei Matiushkin
Mar 25 at 10:40
5
@AlekseiMatiushkin Indeed, I trust Rubocop more to cover all these encodings, escaping and edge cases. I prefer spending the time to review Rubocop's changes instead of building a correct regexp in sed.
– spickermann
Mar 25 at 10:50
rubocop it is, I didn't remember it had auto fix capability
– webgen
Mar 25 at 11:09