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In app/assets/javascripts/osm.js.erb we need to tell sprockets to recompile the output whenever the settings change. To do this we mark that file as depending on config/settings.yml and config/settings.local.yml.
However, this throws up two problems:
settings.local.yml is supposed to be optional, but Sprockets throws an error if the file can't be found.
The config gem also supports a bunch of other files, which should also trigger a recompile if they exist and then get changed.
I've checked through the sprockets documentation, but I can't see any obvious guidance for approaches to this situation.
Potential solutions include:
Remove the dependency on settings.local.yml. This will make the 'out-of-the-box' situation better for developers, but could lead to problems later on when changes to that file are not reflected in the compiled javascript (without manual asset recompilation).
Ask the upstream sprockets developers what they think about depending on optional files, or if they have any suggestions.
Create an initializer which outputs the computed settings to a file, and depend on that output file instead.
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For anyone who gets ActionView::Template::Error: couldn't find file 'settings.local.yml' or similar when first setting up your environment, then this issue is the root cause. You need to create an empty file in config/settings.local.yml, for example by running:
In app/assets/javascripts/osm.js.erb we need to tell sprockets to recompile the output whenever the settings change. To do this we mark that file as depending on
config/settings.yml
andconfig/settings.local.yml
.However, this throws up two problems:
settings.local.yml
is supposed to be optional, but Sprockets throws an error if the file can't be found.I've checked through the sprockets documentation, but I can't see any obvious guidance for approaches to this situation.
Potential solutions include:
settings.local.yml
. This will make the 'out-of-the-box' situation better for developers, but could lead to problems later on when changes to that file are not reflected in the compiled javascript (without manual asset recompilation).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: