In the previous article, we dived into ActiveSupport::StringInquirer class and superpowers it gives to String objects. After I had published that article I decided to take another look at the ActiveSupport module and to my surprise, I found something even more interesting, ActiveSupport::ArrayInquirer class.
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…and how to fix them 🙂
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I was looking for a file in GitHub repo, but didn’t manage to find it. How to check if a file was in a repository and/or when it was removed?
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I did it again. I pushed my local changes directly into remote `master` branch, but it was the last time.
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We recently have switched one of our apps to Ruby 2.2 and I did not know what exactly is behind it so I decided to do a research and learn something new. A detailed list of changes introduced in version 2.2 can be found in Github.
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