Ruby convention for chaining calls over multiple lines

What are the conventions for this?

I use the folowing style, but not sure it is the preferred one since if I miss a dot at the end I can run into a lot of issue without realising that.

query = reservations_scope.for_company(current_company).joins{property.development}.
  group{property.development.id}.
  group{property.development.name}.
  group{property.number}.
  group{created_at}.
  group{price}.
  group{reservation_path}.
  group{company_id}.
  group{user_id}.
  group{fee_paid_date}.
  group{contract_exchanged_date}.
  group{deposit_paid_date}.
  group{cancelled_date}.
  select_with_reserving_agent_name_for(current_company, [
                                       "developments.id as dev_id",
                                       "developments.name as dev_name",
                                       "properties.number as prop_number",
                                       "reservations.created_at",
                                       "reservations.price",
                                       "reservations.fee_paid_date",
                                       "reservations.contract_exchanged_date",
                                       "reservations.deposit_paid_date",
                                       "reservations.cancelled_date"
  ]).reorder("developments.name")
query.to_a # ....

So what are the conventions for chaining methods over multiple lines and which one should I prefer?

NOTE: I couldn't find a good example from the Ruby coding style guide.