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goodcop
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Rubocop is useful, but its defaults are more than a bit hostile. GoodCop exists to be a calmer, more reassuring sidekick.

## Usage

Add goodcop to your Gemfile/gemspec/etc, and add the following to your .rubocop.yml:

```
inherit_gem:
  goodcop: .rubocop.yml
```

## Installation

    gem install goodcop

## License

goodcop is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.

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goodcop-0.9.7 README.md
goodcop-0.9.5 README.md
goodcop-0.9.4 README.md
goodcop-0.9.3 README.md
goodcop-0.9.2 README.md