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- addresses the problem by calling flatten on asset array before calling uniq.
- adds note to CHANGELOG.
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After the fix done in 39f9f02a, there are cases that will not work
correctly. If you have file with "2 extensions", like foo.min.js and you
reference the file without extension, like:
javascript_include_tag "foo.min"
it will fail because sprockets finds foo.min.js with foo.min argument.
This commit fixes this case and will get the right file even when
referrencing it without extension.
(closes #6598)
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We should lookup if asset without appended extension exists.
When sprockets are disabled the asset tag helpers incorporate
this logic. When sprockets are enabled we should have the same
logic.
For example, we have style.ext file in app/assets/stylesheets and
we use stylesheet_link_tag in the layout. In this case we should
have /assets/style.ext instead of /assets/style.ext.css in the
output.
Closes #6310
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when its on
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