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As the community progressively moves to a useful practice of enabling ruby warnings on tests, knowingly redefining a method produces a distracting warning that has to be special-cased when running automated tests. We thus skip dynamic definitions of methods we know will be redefined right after.
As the community progressively moves to a useful practice of enabling ruby warnings on tests, knowingly redefining a method produces a distracting warning that has to be special-cased when running automated tests. We thus skip dynamic definitions of methods we know will be redefined right after.
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