Sometimes it works for me, sometimes it does not. Same goes for
coffeescript. Perfectly working barista install in 3.0, but on 3.1 with
the
asset pipeline it sporadically does not compile. Are you per any chance
using compass too, maybe that’s the culprit?
I got it to work after some tinkering on a test project, but I am not
sure
how to proceed. I am going into public beta with a major project soon
and I
would like to start with Rails 3.1 to reduce migration risk later on but
the
fact that sprockets and compass don’t work well together is a real
bummer. I
am probably waiting for a month or so till I am trying this again.
Very disappointing.
Its possibly all working now (a little more time will tell I suppose),
but I
can verify at least that I just watched some changes apply without
restarting WEBrick. The change I added was this:
@import “**/*”;
to app/assets/application.css.scss per:
I’m a little confused as to what’s happening behind the scenes at this
point
though … do I need both the line I just added AND the line I thought
was
previously importing that code? i.e.
/*
*= require_directory ./default
*/
I might just stop at being happy that its working – at least until the
code
releases involved get a little more stable.
On Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 9:36 AM, Chris Braddock [email protected]wrote:
Chris and others, I would highly recommend filing ticket for this issue
if
one doesn’t already exist so that it’s properly addressed by the Rails
core
team.
Thanks for the info. I guess I’ll try removing Compass altogether 1st
and
see what happens, then reintroduce it, and see again. I’ll post back
here
if there’s anything interesting to tell.
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