Give an option to precompile includes.css

[Crystark]

Hi,

In our production environment, the following file returns a 404: /mini-profiler-resources/includes.css

The reason to this is that all our static resources (css, js, images...) are managed by a content delivery server that catches the requests based on the extension of the file and fetches the file directly on disc to optimize the delivery of those.
As includes.css isn't actually in the assets directory, it fails to fetch it.

Would it be possible to give an option to allow this file to be precompiled alongside the other CSS files when using rake assets:precompile ?

Thanks

[SamSaffron]

I open for an extra option here, care to try out a PR?

[Crystark]

I'm really unsure on how to do so and not break anything here.
I may be able to follow http://prioritized.net/blog/gemify-assets-for-rails/ but it would mean reviewing the directory layout of your project and i wouldn't know how to efficiently test it then.

[pencilcheck]

+1

[5minpause]

+1
Is there any development for this issue?
Would it be an option to include the .css files in the assets pipeline if present?

[stiller-leser]

Has there been any work on this issue? We are facing the same issue when trying to integrate the profiler into an Rails-app with asset-pipeline. It won't get the include.js - had a look at gemifying it, but there are a lot of changes needed. Hard to do, if you don't know the code that well.

[SamSaffron]

totally open to allowing the assets to be included via sprockets, it should be fairly straight forward to just move stuff around a bit to make this workable no?

[factcondenser]

I believe this issue has been addressed per the merged PR mentioned above ☝️. @SamSaffron - should be safe to close this issue unless anyone objects?

[SamSaffron]

thanks @factcondenser closed.