Prefer Pathname#glob to Dir.[] at spec/rails_helper.rb template
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Thanks for the suggestion, merged because I can't see why not. |
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Since
Pathname#globwas added in Ruby 2.5, I thought it would be more concise to use this on spec/rails_helper.rb template.Unlike
Dir.[],Pathname#globreturns an array ofPathname, butKernel.#requireworks the same way if you give anPathnameas an argument, so I think there should be no problem about this difference here. We could add.map(&:to_s), but I think that would be a bit redundant.