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Well, just add "puts caller" in the function to find out. You can do this in your own code, but also you can also just briefly patch the library you're working
by speleding 11mo ago
Well, just add "puts caller" in the function to find out. You can do this in your own code, but also you can also just briefly patch the library you're working with, if that's where the process is.
By the way, the generated identifiers are more a rails thing than a ruby thing.
- IshKebab 11mo agoDoesn't that just tell you the functions that happen to call it when you run a program? That's not remotely as good as just getting a complete list at the click of a button.