Changes the directory to compile assets to. version = ' v1 ' # after installing a new plugin, change loads pathsДefaults to /assets. Changing it will cause all assets to recompile on the next build. Suppresses logger output for asset requests. Plugins might want to add their custom paths to this. Rails includes app/assets, lib/assets and vendor/assets for you already. Defaults to application.js, application.css and any other non-js/css file under app/assets.ДЄdd additional load paths to this Array. Defaults to true.ДЄdd additional assets to compile on deploy. When set to a falsey value it will raise an error when no asset is found in the pipeline. When set to a truthy value, a result will be returned even if the requested asset is not found in the asset pipeline. You can override this task to add or remove dependencies for your specific compilation environment.ДЄlso see Sprockets::Rails::Task and Rake::SprocketsTask. By default this loads the Rails environment. keep = 5 endД®ach asset task will invoke assets:environment first.

assets = %w( application.js application.css ) t. require ' sprockets/rails/task ' Sprockets :: Rails :: Task. You can also redefine the task with the built in task generator. If the basic tasks don't do all that you need, it's straight forward to redefine them and replace them with something more specific to your app. Useful when doing rolling deploys that may still be serving old assets while the new ones are being compiled. Only removes old assets (keeps the most recent 3 copies) from public/assets. Usage Rake taskДeployment task that compiles any assets listed in to public/assets.

Or alternatively require 'sprockets/railtie' in your config/application.rb if you have Bundler auto-require disabled. Installation gem ' sprockets-rails ', :require => ' sprockets/railtie ' Provides Sprockets implementation for Rails 4.x (and beyond) Asset Pipeline.

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