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The Robocop documentation gives you a good overview of all capabilities. In the sections below, you will learn how to use the tool from a practical point of view. This way, it should be quite easy for you to apply it to your own Robot Framework test cases. As an example, you can use the GitHub repository from the previous blogs which contain a set of test cases and resource files. The master branch contains non-analyzed tests, the feature/robocop branch contains fixes for the Robocop warnings.
Tried a lot of things in order to fix this, but this was not successful. Raised an issue for this and received a very quick response from the Robocop maintainers. It seems that the rule is ok, but when fixing it, another warning is shown (under-indented warning). This last one is not correct, but is already fixed in a Pull Request and will be available in a next release.
Robocop is such a static analysis tool for Robot Framework tests. In case you need a basic overview of the capabilities of Robot Framework, you can read some previous blogs as an introduction:
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