Twitter-bootstrap-rails Gem adds a LOT of .js files to the page, doesn't it?

Rails
#1

Hi,

I’ve installed twitter-bootstrap-rails to my app but when I view the
source
code I see.

<script

data-turbolinks-track=“true”
src="/assets/twitter/bootstrap/bootstrap-alert.js?body=1
view-source:http://0.0.0.0:3000/assets/twitter/bootstrap/bootstrap-alert.js?body=1">

Is there something about rails assets in that it condenses all these
together in a single file to improve performance (fewer files to
download). Why is this not happening here? Shouldn’t it be, or have I
not
set something?

#2

Oh, I think I see. In production ONLY it condenses them all down to a
single file? Just realized now.

#3

On Saturday, February 1, 2014 6:33:07 AM UTC, Bizt wrote:

Oh, I think I see. In production ONLY it condenses them all down to a
single file? Just realized now.

That is the default. If my memory is correct it’s the
config.assets.debug
setting which controls this.

Fred