A May of WTFs: Raise exception for assets declared without extension #461
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@rafaelfranca any thoughts? build is breaking but it doesn't seem related. |
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Why was this closed? Still seems relevant to me and I just tripped over it in my Rails 6 deploy. |
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I closed it because sadly it doesn't look like there is any interest on fixing this ATM. If I'm wrong I can gladly reopen it. |
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Basically, it is possible to use
<%= image_tag('logo') %>on development without any issues, but in production this always break because the file is not found without its extension.This has also been reported on: #403, #305 and https://discuss.rubyonrails.org/t/rails-6-0-2-image-tag-logo-works-in-development-but-crashes-in-production/74901/7
I tried to add the least amount of code to "fix" the problem.
Let me know what you think.