.subtree and .ancestors are methods from a gem, and I initially thought putting that in the example would be confusing. My workaround-example made it more confusing. 🙃
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Ahh gotcha :) I'll keep note of that for next time!
You're totally right about not being able to call
.whereoncomment; the example I used is wrong. I'm actually doing this:.subtreeand.ancestorsare methods from a gem, and I initially thought putting that in the example would be confusing. My workaround-example made it more confusing. 🙃