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Reverse Dependencies for rubocop-rails

The projects listed here declare rubocop-rails as a runtime or development dependency

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ActionTrace glues together public_activity, ahoy_matey, paper_trail, and discard to provide a unified interface for activity tracking, visit analytics, model versioning, and soft deletes in Rails applications.
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Collect text highlights and comments inside a bounded ActiveAdmin block, with optional review context, content revision pinning, and JSONL export.
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Replaces long-lived ActiveAdmin index downloads with a batched export workspace, customizable views, and export column macros.
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Saved filter bookmarks, per-resource layout preferences, and a cogwheel personalization UI for ActiveAdmin index and show pages.
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Exposes ActiveAdmin resources and pages as a graphql-ruby schema with an HTTP endpoint per namespace.
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activeadmin-oidc plugs generic OpenID Connect single sign-on into ActiveAdmin. It builds on Devise + omniauth_openid_connect and adds JIT user provisioning, role mapping from provider claims via a host-owned on_login hook, and a single install generator that wires everything up.
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ActiveMatrix is a comprehensive Rails-native Matrix SDK that enables developers to build sophisticated multi-agent bot systems and real-time communication features. This gem provides deep Rails integration with ActiveRecord models, state machines for bot lifecycle management, multi-tiered memory ...
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This is an example gem used in my RailsConf 2020 talk. Please don't use in production! https://bruckmayer.net/rails-conf-2020
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Applying partition with flexible and risk-free by auto generate partitioned tables, manage partitions directly from ActiveRecord models.
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A RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) engine that integrates seamlessly with Rails applications
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Using this gem, ActiveRecord's JSON attribute is deserialized into HashWithIndifferentAccess.
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`activerecord-creating_foreign_keys` defines FOREIGN KEY Constraints in a CREATE TABLE Statement.
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A handler for storing TimeOfDay objects in ActiveRecord objects as sql time values.
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Add a `to_hash` method that can acquire the relations to the active record.
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Lightweight JSON logger and formatter integrating with Rails/ActiveSupport. No extra deps beyond Rails/Activesupport. Compatible with Rails 7–8.
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