Normalize asset file not included in gem #932
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Yep, I’m seeing the same thing. This PR is relevant: #882
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Having this in vendor resulted in an importing error. Fixes #932
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Having this in vendor resulted in an importing error. Fixes #932
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@nickcharlton would be really nice if you could follow up with new release |
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@dsolomadin We will; only been 10 minutes ;) |
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cool, no pressure guys 😄 |
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I released 0.8.1 which fixes this: https://github.com/thoughtbot/administrate/releases/tag/v0.8.1 |
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Having this in vendor resulted in an importing error. Fixes thoughtbot/administrate#932
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Having this in vendor resulted in an importing error. Fixes thoughtbot/administrate#932
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Since the change to put the normalize css file in the assets subdirectory, the asset isn't included in the gem. It has to be manually added into your own Rails app under vendor.
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