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Looking through this more, it looks like jekyll-assets has been handling the following things for us:
"finding" assets by basename + fingerprinting:
sass compilation
css autoprefixing
image compression
The first two can likely be handled via jekyll, updating our folder structures, and a small gulpfile for capturing assets from node_modules. The latter two are likely going to require node modules rather than jekyll gems because the jekyll support for assets pipeline operations seems mostly deprecated.
Ruby 2.7 is EOL. Upgrading will require removing
jekyll-assets
as it does not run with Ruby 3Notes
jekyll-assets
pages-uswds-jekyll#186Acceptance Criteria
jekyll-assets
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