rubocop.yml: cask fixes for new style

[miccal]

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There are a handful of casks in the cask-versions, cask-drivers and cask-fonts repositories that are failing because of the Line is too long error in brew cask style.

I have added a few more cases to IgnoredPatterns: which should alleviate the vast majority of them (all but one, I think).

Ping @reitermarkus, @vitorgalvao, @ran-dall and @core-code.

Thank you.

[vitorgalvao]

I’ve noticed the errors as well. Thank you for the fix. Why '#{language}', '#{version.' though? Wouldn’t it make sense to just do it for the stanzas where those appear?

Pinging @MikeMcQuaid as well.

[miccal]

@vitorgalvao '#{version.' was already there, and will catch this one.

'#{language}' will catch this one, for example.

Out of all the currently failing casks, I think these changes (and the two open PR's I have for cask-versions) will fix them all but one.

[MikeMcQuaid]

I'm game for some of these but the ideal case (particularly with lower numbers of casks) would be to fix the long lines where possible.

[miccal]

@MikeMcQuaid there are several ways to break up a string across multiple lines in Ruby -- which was would you suggest for, say, line 16 of this cask?

[MikeMcQuaid]

@miccal I'd say

"SomeVeryLongString" \
"ContinuedOnANewLine"

[miccal]

Thanks -- so, which parts of IgnoredPatterns: are you happy to stay, and which parts would you like to see removed?

[MikeMcQuaid]

Thanks -- so, which parts of IgnoredPatterns: are you happy to stay, and which parts would you like to see removed?

I defer to you given the above! I'm fine as-is if you are.

[miccal]

Thanks (as always) -- I think my additions will fix > 99 % of cases that may be encountered in the cask repo's.