The first line gets the last commit number and stores it in the variable, then it can be used to make objects cacheables.
Stylesheets, javascripts, etc ... also will get this asset id as default.
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Overriding RAILS_ASSET_ID based on the last git commit number
Lately I've been working with some 3D contents made in Unity3D and having Rails as web support in order to visualize those contents. I had to override the ENV["RAILS_ASSET_ID"] variable value in order to make the contents cacheables between commits changes, I'm using Git as scm, so I wanted to use the last commit number as value for the asset id, (there is another similar post for svn), this is exactly what I did:
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This plugin might be helpful for tweaking rails asset caching in a different way, would still solve your problem:
http://blog.eliotsykes.com/2010/05/06/why-rails-asset-caching-is-broken/
ah thanks, I'll take a look on your plugin, and see if I can introduce that in the app, I'm pretty sure the plugin is a better way to solve this problem. thanks again!
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