Removing warning caused by Cops having a wrong namespace #208
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As part of the PR for adding support for Ruby 3.3 (airbnb#205) we bumped the `rubocop-rspec` dependency to `~> 2.26`, which depends on `rubocop-capybara` `~> 2.17` and `rubocop-factory_bot` `~> 2.22`. On those versions, the `RSpec` namespace was removed from their cops hence a warning was being logged when running `rubocop` with the last version of this gem. Related PRs: - rubocop/rubocop-factory_bot@812771e - rubocop/rubocop-capybara@e36f304
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Keen for this to be merged if possible
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Closing in favor of #212 |
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Summary
As part of the PR for adding support for Ruby 3.3 we bumped the
rubocop-rspecdependency to~> 2.26, which depends onrubocop-capybara~> 2.17andrubocop-factory_bot~> 2.22.On those versions, the
RSpecnamespace was removed from their cops hence a warning was being logged when runningrubocopwith the last version of this gem.Related PRs: