Does AssetHat work with Rails 2.1.0?

[weyus]

Anyone using AH with Rails 2.1?

Thanks,
Wes

[philnash]

Hi,

At @mintdigital we are only using AssetHat with Rails 2.3 and Rails 3 projects (as far as I'm aware). Rails 2.2 and below aren't officially supported, however I don't what would or wouldn't work.

Have you tried to use AssetHat with 2.1 and found issues?

Phil

[weyus]

I've used Jammit and found issues ;). Will know about AH tomorrow.

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On May 26, 2011, at 4:01 AM, philnash reply@reply.github.com wrote:

Hi,

At @mintdigital we are only using AssetHat with Rails 2.3 and Rails 3 projects (as far as I'm aware). Rails 2.2 and below aren't officially supported, however I don't what would or wouldn't work.

Have you tried to use AssetHat with 2.1 and found issues?

Phil

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[weyus]

Phil,

I went ahead and vendor'ed asset_hat in my 2.1 application. Of course,
then I ended up simply monkey patching to add the String#present? and
Hash#reverse_merge methods back in (they are > 2.1 core extensions).

But I can't get my vendor'ed version to be seen. I may remove it since
it appears all I need is the monkey patching anyway.

So very close, but not quite working.

Wes

On 5/26/11 4:01 AM, philnash wrote:

Hi,

At @mintdigital we are only using AssetHat with Rails 2.3 and Rails 3 projects (as far as I'm aware). Rails 2.2 and below aren't officially supported, however I don't what would or wouldn't work.

Have you tried to use AssetHat with 2.1 and found issues?

Phil

[weyus]

It appears that I didn't need to vendor the AH gem, as long as I
monkey-patched Object#present? and Hash#reverse_merge before the Rails
initializer block in config/environment.rb.

Seems to be working smoothly.

A lot simpler than Jammit :).

W

On 5/26/11 4:01 AM, philnash wrote:

Hi,

At @mintdigital we are only using AssetHat with Rails 2.3 and Rails 3 projects (as far as I'm aware). Rails 2.2 and below aren't officially supported, however I don't what would or wouldn't work.

Have you tried to use AssetHat with 2.1 and found issues?

Phil

[philnash]

Hey Wes,

That's great news, thanks for checking that out. If that's all that's missing from ActiveSupport we could backport them in so that AssetHat works out of the box with Rails 2.1 and save the monkey patching.

Phil

[weyus]

In addition, you have to add Object#try if you want to try to use the "vendors" CDN behavior.