Robert Walker wrote:
> Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
>> Is this a bug? Or is this expected behavior? Is there something I'm
>> missing? Under what circumstances is the cached file supposed to be
>> regenerated? If the last-modified timestamp changes on one of the
>> included files, will it be regenerated? Will it EVER be re-generated?
>
> I see the same behavior, and I basically use the same solution. Probably
> not a bad idea to add a step to your Capistrano (or whatever deploy
> tool) to delete those files on each deployment.
Thanks for the response. I'm thinking this is a bug, and I'll try to go
ahead and file it in the tracker, although I lack the Rails fu to fix it
myself.
In the absence of a fix, could also add something to your Rails app
startup routines to delete the files, to work regardless of Capistrano
use or not.
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