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The `Object` class in Ruby defines an instance method named `method` that receives a symbol a returns a `Method` object. Byebug uses this method to grab information about the parameters of each frame in the backtrace. The `Capybara::RackTest::Form` class defines a method called `method`, overriding the method mentioned above. This case could probably be rescued in `byebug`, but since the method is just a private utility in the class, I think it is fine to just rename it to something else inside capybara. While renaming it, I noticed a typo in a variable name, so I made the renamings so that the typo is corrected too. |
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| css_handlers.rb | ||
| driver.rb | ||
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| node.rb | ||