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Just fixed a bug when if Something.nil? was yielding false when Something did not exist.
Somthing.count.nil? led to the same result
Fixed it by if Something.count < 1
Why could this not be working?
Any better ways than if x < 1 ?
You can use zero? on Something.count
The reason for your “error” is that 0.nil? is false. 0 is not nil.
If you are testing for 0 elements in an array or a hash, use empty? on Something.