I did something similar once, i pushed the code without removing binding.pry ( its like debugger for Ruby ). and i found about after deploying to staging ( good thing that we didn't pushed to production directly).
Learned about git precommit hooks that day. and i haven't done that mistake since. and have been telling juniors about it.
i think its important that we make mistakes, so other's doesn't have to make the same mistake.
"The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing."
I did something similar once, i pushed the code without removing
binding.pry( its likedebuggerfor Ruby ). and i found about after deploying to staging ( good thing that we didn't pushed to production directly).Learned about git precommit hooks that day. and i haven't done that mistake since. and have been telling juniors about it.
i think its important that we make mistakes, so other's doesn't have to make the same mistake.
I am not a Ruby Dev but it sounds like that file should be git ignored
It's not a file, but it's just a single line of debugger statement used for setting breakpoint for your code execution.