Add ruby blocks to lists of patterns #201
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Some Ruby frameworks make heavy use of blocks (Rails, RSpec). This makes treesitter-context a lot more helpful in those frameworks.
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I've been using a much longer set for Ruby. I was going to add a PR for that, but I can confirm this one solves all of the cases I was using before. Good call just using |
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We're no longer using patterns and will be switching to queries see #198 . If you can provide a query, I'll be happy to include it in that PR. |
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Thanks for the update. I'll try to re-open with queries when I can, but it looks a bit more involved than this PR was 😅 |
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Some Ruby frameworks make heavy use of blocks (Rails, RSpec). This makes treesitter-context a lot more helpful in those frameworks.