In this post, we'll take a look at the anonymous block forwarding feature added in Ruby 3.1. It lets you replace your execute(&block) calls with execute(&). Not only it saves you from coming up with a variable (most likely blk), it also looks pretty sweet. I dig it. You probably have used (or at least heard about) the argument forwarding feature in Ruby, which was added in Ruby 2.7, that lets you forward all the arguments passed to a method, as they are, to another method, using the three dots ....