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The "ends_with?" method is just a Rails alias of Ruby's "end_with?" method. Using the latter makes the code less brittle. |
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| .. | ||
| activitypub | ||
| admin | ||
| api | ||
| auth | ||
| concerns | ||
| oauth | ||
| settings | ||
| well_known | ||
| about_controller.rb | ||
| account_follow_controller.rb | ||
| account_unfollow_controller.rb | ||
| accounts_controller.rb | ||
| application_controller.rb | ||
| authorize_interactions_controller.rb | ||
| custom_css_controller.rb | ||
| directories_controller.rb | ||
| emojis_controller.rb | ||
| filters_controller.rb | ||
| follower_accounts_controller.rb | ||
| following_accounts_controller.rb | ||
| home_controller.rb | ||
| instance_actors_controller.rb | ||
| intents_controller.rb | ||
| invites_controller.rb | ||
| manifests_controller.rb | ||
| media_controller.rb | ||
| media_proxy_controller.rb | ||
| public_timelines_controller.rb | ||
| relationships_controller.rb | ||
| remote_follow_controller.rb | ||
| remote_interaction_controller.rb | ||
| shares_controller.rb | ||
| statuses_controller.rb | ||
| tags_controller.rb | ||