Hey, I ran into this problem fairly recently. I needed to get a large
number of records and search them over and over again on different
attributes. I found myself writing code that looked a lot like this.
records = Model.where(...)
records.select { |r| r.attribute1 == attribute1 && r.attribute2 ==
attribute2 && ... }
Although this is a simple case, I found myself rewriting this over and over
again.
Is there anything equivalent that might fit the form
records = Model.where(...)
records.find_in_relation(attribute1: attribute1, attribute2: attribute2,
attribute3, ...)
Was just wondering if there was a place for such syntactical sugar or a
desire to add some. If there is too simple a change to warrant, I
understand.
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