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Added option ':assets_manifests' to support custom manifest file path #216

Closed tkuchiki closed 6 years ago

tkuchiki commented 7 years ago

Added option ':assets_manifest' to support custom manifest file path.

Without this option and set config.assets.manifest in config/application.rb, the following error message appears.

DEBUG [30163db1] Running /usr/bin/env ls /path/to/releases/xxx/public/assets/.sprockets-manifest* as yourname@yourhost
DEBUG [30163db1] Command: cd /path/to/releases/xxx && /usr/bin/env ls /path/to/releases/xxx/public/assets/.sprockets-manifest*
DEBUG [30163db1]    ls: 
DEBUG [30163db1]    cannot access /path/to/releases/xxx/public/assets/.sprockets-manifest*
DEBUG [30163db1]    : No such file or directory
DEBUG [30163db1]    

DEBUG [30163db1] Finished in 0.325 seconds with exit status 2 (failed).
DEBUG [3e09dcf0] Running /usr/bin/env ls /path/to/releases/xxx/public/assets/manifest*.* as yourname@yourhost
DEBUG [3e09dcf0] Command: cd /path/to/releases/xxx && /usr/bin/env ls /path/to/releases/xxx/public/assets/manifest*.*
DEBUG [3e09dcf0]    ls: 
DEBUG [3e09dcf0]    cannot access /path/to/releases/xxx/public/assets/manifest*.*
DEBUG [3e09dcf0]    : No such file or directory
DEBUG [3e09dcf0]    

DEBUG [3e09dcf0] Finished in 0.293 seconds with exit status 2 (failed).
WARN Rails assets manifest file not found.
(Backtrace restricted to imported tasks)
cap aborted!

config.assets.manifest is used in https://github.com/rails/sprockets-rails.

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mattbrictson commented 7 years ago

Hi, this seems like a useful feature. Thanks for the PR! I appreciate the tweaks you made for coding style and adding a good CHANGELOG entry.

Before merging this, I would like to suggest some minor changes to make the code a bit more clear.

  1. How about using Array() to coerce the user-supplied :assets_manifest value to an array if it is not one already. This allows the user to supply a single value or an array of values. It also means that the default behavior can use the same mechanism, and not be a special case.
  2. Set the default value of :assets_manifest in load:defaults instead of relying on a special nil conditional for the default behavior. This should simplify the logic.

Perhaps the default value could be something like this:

# Default set in load:defaults
set :assets_manifest, -> {
  %w[.sprockets-manifest* manifest*.*].map do |pattern|
    release_path.join("public", fetch(:assets_prefix), pattern)
  end
}

Also, could you rebase and fix the conflict? Thanks!

tkuchiki commented 7 years ago

@mattbrictson Thank you for your feedback! I think you’re right. I will fix it.

tkuchiki commented 7 years ago

@mattbrictson Fixed.

How about using Array() to coerce the user-supplied :assets_manifest value to an array if it is not one already. This allows the user to supply a single value or an array of values. It also means that the default behavior can use the same mechanism, and not be a special case.

assets_manifest rename to assets_manifests to clarify that it is a Array. Would this be okay?

webchi commented 6 years ago

Very need this fix

webchi commented 6 years ago

Actually there is manifest file in /public/pack directory, but capistrano/rails watch only /public/assets Need to deal with it)) [10 minutes later...] Fixed by set :assets_prefix, 'packs'

mattbrictson commented 6 years ago

This looks good! I'll test it this week with an actual deploy and merge it if it all works.

mattbrictson commented 6 years ago

All checks out 👍

Congrats on your first contribution to the project!

mattbrictson commented 6 years ago

I plan to push a new version of the gem this weekend.

tkuchiki commented 6 years ago

Thank you for reviewing this PR. I'm looking forward to release!