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redirect_to, array and the splat operator
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You can simplify this further by having your notice called beforehand.
flash[:notice] = ...You can then return only the urls and therefore remove the arrays, the splat, and the "return" keyword while you are at it.
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Exactly! Using
notice:on redirects is actually a shortcut toflash[:notice].I only use the return keyword when I need to explicitly stop a method but it's a question of Ruby-style I guess.