Explicitly specify Sass and CoffeeScript files in Guardfile
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Recently @rails generators changed the way they name the Asset Pipeline files (around `4.2.x`, maybe `4.x`): `resources.css.scss` -> `resources.scss` `resources.css.sass` -> `resources.sass` `resources.js.coffee` -> `resources.coffee` So this ought to support new behavior out-of-the-box.
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The regexp got so complex, I've reworked the template (adding tests too): #146 For suggestions/improvements, just open a new PR with tests (which should be easy now). |
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Recently @rails generators changed the way they name the Asset Pipeline files (around
4.2.x, maybe4.x):resources.css.scss->resources.scssresources.css.sass->resources.sassresources.js.coffee->resources.coffeeSo this ought to support new behavior out-of-the-box.