I have the following private method in one of my Rails controllers:

def add_resources
  @stylesheets.push(:customer_orders)
  @javascripts.push(:finder, :effects, :controls, :lightbox, :customer_orders, :customer_alert)
end

A roodi check on this method raises the following issue:

app/controllers/customer_orders_controller.rb:123 - Method "add_resources" has 124 lines.  It should have 50 or less

We instantiate a Roodi Rake task using the following code:

RoodiTask.new 'roodi', ['app//*.rb', 'lib//*.rb'], RAILS_ROOT+'/config/roodi.yml'

In roodi 1.4.0, this worked fine and allowed us to override the default configuration with our own config. After upgrading to 2.0.0, no matter what we try, only the default config is used.

Upon examining lib/roodi/core/runner.rb, I can see that the load_checks method is only called in initalize(), which is too early for the Rake task to override the DEFAULT_CONFIG value. Version 1.4.0 called load_checks in the check() method.

I have the following code in a project, and Roodi was returning the error "Rescue block should not be empty":

def directory_listing
  @path.dirname.children
rescue Errno::ENOENT
  []
end

If I add an explicit return, or change [] to Array.new the error goes away.