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No, that's completely not what I meant.
I mentioned this in my initial report. If I click Next error the cursor jumps to another line.
BUT I like to know the error for the line where I put the cursor.
Most editors / IDEs somehow show you the error for the line where your cursor is currently in (if there's an error). Some editors display popups, some highlight the error in a pane below. The thing is, sometimes it's not helpful to go through the errors in order the compiler has given them to you. This is especially true for Rubocop which only reports soft warnings, not hard errors.
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