Justin Tracey c9e8e1739c replace all instances of "ends_with?" with "end_with?" (#15745) ...

The "ends_with?" method is just a Rails alias of Ruby's "end_with?" method.
Using the latter makes the code less brittle.

2021-02-19 09:56:14 +01:00

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activitypub

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connection_pool

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nodeinfo

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ostatus

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proof_provider

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rss

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settings

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access_token_extension.rb

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activity_tracker.rb

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application_extension.rb

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cache_buster.rb

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delivery_failure_tracker.rb

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entity_cache.rb

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exceptions.rb

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extractor.rb

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fast_geometry_parser.rb

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fast_ip_map.rb

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feed_manager.rb

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formatter.rb

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hash_object.rb

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inline_renderer.rb

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language_detector.rb

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potential_friendship_tracker.rb

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proof_provider.rb

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rate_limiter.rb

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request_pool.rb

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request.rb

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response_with_limit.rb

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rss_builder.rb

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sanitize_config.rb

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search_query_parser.rb

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search_query_transformer.rb

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sidekiq_error_handler.rb

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spam_check.rb

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status_filter.rb

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status_finder.rb

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status_reach_finder.rb

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tag_manager.rb

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themes.rb

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toc_generator.rb

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user_settings_decorator.rb

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webfinger_resource.rb

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webfinger.rb

replace all instances of "ends_with?" with "end_with?" (#15745)

2021-02-19 09:56:14 +01:00