🧹 Avoid #present? in non-Rails situations
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Rails provides [`Object#present?`][1], which is a method that is not generally available in Ruby. However in the changed context, the scripts do not have access to Rails methods. By using this adjusted approach we favor baseline Ruby methods. [1]: https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Object.html#method-i-present-3F
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Rails provides
Object#present?, which is a method that is notgenerally available in Ruby. However in the changed context, the
scripts do not have access to Rails methods.
By using this adjusted approach we favor baseline Ruby methods.