Using rvm with custom gemset causes a rubocop LoadError message

[Nemtes]

I am running OSX 10.9.2, with rubocop and rvm. I use a custom gemset for the project but I only can check one file and not the whole project.

ruby: No such file or directory -- rubocop (LoadError)
[Finished in 0.4s with exit code 1]
[cmd: ['/Users/nemtes/.rvm/bin/rvm-auto-ruby -S rubocop  /Users/nemtes/Projekte/****']]
[dir: /Users/nemtes/Projekte]
[path: /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin]

[pderichs]

Indeed, that seems to be a bug - using a custom gemset with rvm is currently not working.

[teonimesic]

@Nemtes and @MatthewRDodds why simply not use bundler instead of rvm gemsets? They are redundant and bundler is better in many ways.

[bigardone]

+1, same issue here

[iRet]

I seems to work well with custom gemset and rvm on my side out of box.

[scotthue]

+1, same issue

[dmil]

+1

[christoshrousis]

Rubocop package working fine for me... Including full project check.

My RVM Version

rvm -v
rvm 1.26.3 (master) by Wayne E. Seguin <[email protected]>, Michal Papis <[email protected]> [https://rvm.io/]

Create gemset files.

mkdir example
touch example/.ruby-gemset
echo "example" >> example/.ruby-gemset
touch example/.ruby-version
echo "ruby-2.1.1" >> example/.ruby-gemset
touch example/Gemfile

Alter your gemfile to look something like this:

source 'https://rubygems.org'

gem 'rubocop'

Enter directory, which will generate rvm wrappers and install rubocop gem.

cd example
bundle install

Rubocop package

Proceed to install the rubocop package into sublime using something like cmd+shift+p, searching package install, then searching rubocop.

Once package is installed quit all sublime windows, proceed to produce a rb file and it should be markedup by rubocop on save...

[iRet]

Did you guys tried to tune config?
I've described process in wiki but for rbenv.
Config also includes keys to turn on rvm support.

[gracemus]

same error on Linux 👍
how to fix this?
:(

[pderichs]

The title was a bit too general, so I changed it to reflect the real initial topic.

[scoobyclub]

I know this is old but the solution for me was to install rubocop into the global gems rather than custom one. Then it worked fine, even without restarting.

[fkagami]

+1

[karuppasamy]

Fix: Installed rubocop globally.

rvm @global do gem install rubocop

https://rvm.io/gemsets/global

[domanhtien2011]

@karuppasamy Thank you very much for the suggestion. Installing the gem globally works for me. Have a nice day.

[huynhquocthai]

If you use RuboCop with Rails, just edit or create new file .ruby-version with content like this: ruby-version@your-gemset-name. It's worked for me :)