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I find method_name(true) isn't very intention-revealing whereas the supported method_name(reload: true) or method_name(:reload) are much clearer alternatives and I keep having to check the source to see if it is possible, so why not document it in the README? See: https://github.com/matthewrudy/memoist/blob/d0101e8bdcb129bb4b609055db0107be2c645821/lib/memoist.rb#L52-L57
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@olivierlacan does the The problem with this method is that it's confused by the fact it can be applied to a method with any arity. |
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@matthewrudy It does. |
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I find method_name(true) isn't very intention-revealing whereas the
supported method_name(reload: true) or method_name(:reload) are
much clearer alternatives and I keep having to check the source to
see if it is possible, so why not document it in the README?
See:
memoist/lib/memoist.rb
Lines 52 to 57 in d0101e8