Naming a javascript file my.class.js throw's a 'Sprockets::ContentTypeMismatch'

[antoinegrant]

So when I require this file 'jquery.class.js' in application.js like so:
//= require jquery.class

I get this error:
Sprockets::ContentTypeMismatch
my.class is 'application/octet-stream', not 'application/javascript'

But if I rename the file and add an 's' at the end, everything works.
//= require jquery.classs // That works.

[guilleiguaran]

Please report this in Sprockets issues tracker

[josh]

The name of the file should end in a valid format, .js.

[tomfuertes]

Had this same bug. Ended up fixing it per @josh above. Ex text below:

$ ls | grep raty
jquery.raty.js
jquery.raty.conf.js
$ cat application.js | grep raty
//= require jquery.raty
//= require jquery.raty.conf.js

JIC it helps someone!

-Tom