A fix for multiple framework support in Rails, when not using haml or slim. You can now use a .ember.hbs file extension, e.g. some-cool-template.ember.hbs.
Colophon: Currently, it seems that if you're not using haml or slim, the files have to have a .hbs.ember extension to get the multiple framework support to work. Unfortunately, in dev environment, Rails creates the URLs to files (templates) with a .ember.js extension, which doesn't match. So Rails returns a 404, because it generated a funky path.
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PS. handlebars_assets still accepts files with just .ember extension, eventho' it doesn't seem to work atleast in Rails.
leshill
commented
11 years ago
A fix for multiple framework support in Rails, when not using haml or slim. You can now use a
.ember.hbsfile extension, e.g.some-cool-template.ember.hbs.Colophon: Currently, it seems that if you're not using haml or slim, the files have to have a
.hbs.emberextension to get the multiple framework support to work. Unfortunately, in dev environment, Rails creates the URLs to files (templates) with a.ember.jsextension, which doesn't match. So Rails returns a 404, because it generated a funky path.:hamburger:
PS. handlebars_assets still accepts files with just
.emberextension, eventho' it doesn't seem to work atleast in Rails.