Disable the NumericLiterals cop for rubocop
- Disable the NumericLiterals cop in the .rubocop.yml file - this cop enforces an underscore '_' every 3 characters of an integer. This doesn't make much sense in our use case and reduces readability. Especially for port numbers. - Remove any existing entries that were abiding by the NumericLiterals cop. Change-Id: I3840241c1f5326e1bee72a9092e97e10efa6682f Addresses: blueprint rubocop-integer
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@ -14,6 +14,9 @@ Encoding:
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- metadata.rb
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- Gemfile
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NumericLiterals:
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Enabled: false
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LineLength:
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Enabled: false
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@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_fixed_ips'] = -1
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# number of floating ips allowed per project (default: 10)
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_floating_ips'] = 10
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# number of bytes allowed per injected file (default: 10240)
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_injected_file_content_bytes'] = 10_240
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_injected_file_content_bytes'] = 10240
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# number of bytes allowed per injected file path (default: 255)
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_injected_file_path_bytes'] = 255
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# number of injected files allowed (default: 5)
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# number of metadata items allowed per instance (default: 128)
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_metadata_items'] = 128
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# megabytes of instance ram allowed per project (default: 51200)
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_ram'] = 51_200
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default['openstack']['compute']['config']['quota_ram'] = 51200
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default['openstack']['compute']['ratelimit']['settings'] = {
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'generic-post-limit' => { 'verb' => 'POST', 'uri' => '*', 'regex' => '.*', 'limit' => '10', 'interval' => 'MINUTE' },
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