I enabled serve_static_asserts in production environment and it's a little bit bad for performance.
If we have enough time, we should disable that configuration and serve static files on HTTP server(Apache, Nginx, or Passenger).
Coverage remained the same when pulling e2139fbb11a90329c90eab6bcecefc306613abc7 on murooka:production_environment into 32b309409188087f6735bd06246b097908f0121c on TakenokoChocoHolic:master.
Coverage decreased (-0%) when pulling e2139fbb11a90329c90eab6bcecefc306613abc7 on murooka:production_environment into 32b309409188087f6735bd06246b097908f0121c on TakenokoChocoHolic:master.
refs #172 and some informations below. http://blog.livedoor.jp/maru_tak/archives/51247889.html http://guides.rubyonrails.org/configuring.html
I enabled
serve_static_asserts
in production environment and it's a little bit bad for performance. If we have enough time, we should disable that configuration and serve static files on HTTP server(Apache, Nginx, or Passenger).