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.
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@ -135,15 +135,15 @@ class AccountsController < ApplicationController
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def media_requested?
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request.path.split('.').first.ends_with?('/media') && !tag_requested?
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request.path.split('.').first.end_with?('/media') && !tag_requested?
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end
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def replies_requested?
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request.path.split('.').first.ends_with?('/with_replies') && !tag_requested?
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request.path.split('.').first.end_with?('/with_replies') && !tag_requested?
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end
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def tag_requested?
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request.path.split('.').first.ends_with?(Addressable::URI.parse("/tagged/#{params[:tag]}").normalize)
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request.path.split('.').first.end_with?(Addressable::URI.parse("/tagged/#{params[:tag]}").normalize)
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end
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def cached_filtered_status_page
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