hash - A more elegant way to map an array of hashes in ruby -

hash - A more elegant way to map an array of hashes in ruby -

i've got array of hashes: hashes = [{field: 'one'}, {field: 'two'}]

and want list of fields it: ['one', 'two']

hashes.map(&:field) doesn't work, clearly, , hashes.map { |hash| hash[field] } feels bit clunky me.

is there more elegant way?

edit: should clarify, want value of 'fields' in response.

so, hashes = [{field: 'one', another: 'three'}, {field: 'two'}].do_the_thing should ['one', 'two']

perhaps next more pleasing eye:

hashes = [{field: 'one', another: 'three'}, {field: 'two'}] fields = lambda { |hash| hash[:field] } hashes.collect(&fields)

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