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Multi-line method calls with multi-line block
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Description
I have a dilemma regarding styling this peace of code.
Should end on the last line be aligned with the start of the initial line or with the .map call?
It seems logical to be with .map but it looks better with initial line.
(2.weeks.ago.to_date..Date.today)
.map do |date|
time = date.to_time
for_day(time)
end
vs.
(2.weeks.ago.to_date..Date.today)
.map do |date|
time = date.to_time
for_day(time)
end
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Review issue 305 and its two Ruby formatting examples, then inspect the surrounding style-guide conventions for chained calls and block endings. A decision is complete when the guide clearly states the preferred alignment and the examples consistently demonstrate it.
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