title: Ruby style practice for multi-line arguments followed by a block
body: <p>What's the general reccomendation for styling and indentation in ruby when you have a method call, with arguments on multiple lines, and a block. For example</p>
  
  <pre><code>collection :available_surveys,
    exec_context: :decorator,
    class: Survey,
    skip_render: lambda {|object, opts| opts[:show_all_surveys] != true } do
      property :name, as: :survey_name
      property :id
    end
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>The method is collection, it has 4 arguments spread across multiple lines, and then a block argument. One of my colleagues feels the indentation style above makes the block look like it's tied to the last argument, rather than the collection method. I couldn't find any clear style recommendations on the internet.</p>