This is particularly needed when diagnosing object trees in Rails where Rails wants to print all of the columns of the model objects. For example, here's our ManageIQ Authentication model before/after:
Before (even better, imagine this word-wrapped to the terminal width in irb):
@jrafanie Please review.
This is particularly needed when diagnosing object trees in Rails where Rails wants to print all of the columns of the model objects. For example, here's our ManageIQ Authentication model before/after:
Before (even better, imagine this word-wrapped to the terminal width in irb):
After
This also allows me to manipulate things for easier reading, for example: