I've created many DSLs in Ruby. The issue is later debugging said "magic" methods, when said method is throwing an error and you can't find said method in your

I've created many DSLs in Ruby. The issue is later debugging said "magic" methods, when said method is throwing an error and you can't find said method in your codebase. Metaprogramming is pretty amazing for gems and DSLs in a limited domain. When I see business logic that has metaprogramming in it, I kinda freak. I know in the future that business logic will change and debugging the very clever code in that business logic may become a nightmare. I say this a person who adores Ruby.