Correct, but the key part I mentioned was "Given Ruby's lack of static typing". It's nearly impossible to hunt down source code in large Ruby projects due to mi

Correct, but the key part I mentioned was "Given Ruby's lack of static typing". It's nearly impossible to hunt down source code in large Ruby projects due to mix-ins, dynamically adding methods to types, etc. At least in Ktor I've reasonably able to track down the implementations of most DSLs I've come across since it's statically typed. I tried the same in Rails long ago and gave up.