# This is a sanitized example of what I am doing at work and was
perplexed
def Person.find_by_name(*params)
puts "hello world!"
params.first.chop! if params.first.last == "."
super
end
# It strips the trailing . and puts hello world!
>> Person.find_by_name("Chris.")
"hello world!"
=> #<Person id: 1, :name: "Chris">
# I hit up arrow and enter
=> nil
# Why is the method not actually being called the second time?
# I can handle never working and always working, but always working
once I can't handle.
Thanks,
Chris Lundquist
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