I have a related question.
I was suggesting Erwin to use just:
sign_me(@user, :event => :authentication #?, :subdomain => subdomain)
because if subdomain is nil, sign_me should correctly handle it.
I mean, in an hypothetical sign_in method I'd write:
def sign_me(user, options)
if options[:subdomain]
# do_something
end
end
if subdomain is nil the method handles it correctly.
but with this code:
def sign_me(user, options)
if options.has_key? :subdomain
# do_something
end
end
this goes wrong ("options.has_key? :subdomain" is true)! So I'd say the
first implementation seems more correct, do you agree with me or I'
missing something important about checking hash parameters?
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