Configurable coverage path #481
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This was not working as expected because of a poor merge effort
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* Support configurable coverage_path * Correct reek configuration This was not working as expected because of a poor merge effort * Exclude options from methods length cop * Add empty last line to comply --------- Co-authored-by: TATSUNO Yasuhiro <ytatsuno.jp@gmail.com>
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* Support configurable coverage_path * Correct reek configuration This was not working as expected because of a poor merge effort * Exclude options from methods length cop * Add empty last line to comply --------- Co-authored-by: TATSUNO Yasuhiro <ytatsuno.jp@gmail.com>
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This is a continuation of #421