I’m not sure if this is still a thing but I remember the Rails community being obsessed with aliasing methods and other ways of dynamically defining code at run

I’m not sure if this is still a thing but I remember the Rails community being obsessed with aliasing methods and other ways of dynamically defining code at runtime. Coupled with the fact that Ruby is already hard to statically analyze and ‘grep’ is your only hope… good luck following the alias_method_chain rabbit hole…