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ndbroadbent / turbo-sprockets-rails3

Speeds up your Rails 3 assets:precompile by only recompiling changed files, and only compiling once to generate all assets
MIT License
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Compatibility with 3.1.x? #30

Open khelal opened 11 years ago

khelal commented 11 years ago

Hello, any reason why this amazing gem is not compatible with Rails 3.1.x? Thx.

ndbroadbent commented 11 years ago

Hey there, the only reason is that 3.1.x uses a very old version of sprockets, so it was difficult to support. But, you asked for it, so I will try to release a 3.1.x version soon :)

khelal commented 11 years ago

Cool thank you VERY much :)

On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 12:25 PM, Nathan Broadbent notifications@github.comwrote:

Hey there, the only reason is that 3.1.x uses a very old version of sprockets, so it was difficult to support. But, you asked for it, so I will try to release a 3.1.x version soon :)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/ndbroadbent/turbo-sprockets-rails3/issues/30#issuecomment-9973543.

ff-cviradiya commented 11 years ago

Hi, This is an awesome gem for optimizing asset compilation. I want to use it with Rails 3.1.3 but I am running into errors. Can you please point me to the correct version which I can use for Rails 3.x

ndbroadbent commented 11 years ago

Hey guys, really sorry I haven't had any time to work on this yet. Currently there is no 3.1.x version available, but I would like to provide support for that sometime soon.

nateberkopec commented 11 years ago

Hoo man, this would solve a lot of problems for us. What can I do to help? Any branch I could help testing?

joseluistorres commented 11 years ago

Hello @ndbroadbent is there any specific that is not supported under 3.1.x ? Can I contribute with that fix?

Thanks

sbleon commented 11 years ago

I'm just chiming in to say I'd love this to work for Rails 3.1!

ndbroadbent commented 11 years ago

Hi, so Rails 4 has been released and it has a much faster and nicer assets pipeline, which means that this gem is not needed. I'm not really interested in working on this gem any more, since I have been able to update all of my apps.

Pull requests are always welcome if anyone would like to help out though :)