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<mhulan> hi, anyone experienced "Asset logical path has no extension: alchemy/jquery/plugins/flot-0.7/Makefile" when running rake assets:precompile? any idea what may be wrong?
<jtomasek> it seems like asset can't be file without extension, is removing Makefile valid solution for you? By googling I found some filed issues in sprockets, not sure if it has been resolved
<jtomasek> mhulan: ^
<mhulan> jtomasek: thx, just found similar comments via google, I use alchemy as 3rd party gem and got this when running precompilation during rpm build, I'll try newer version of sprockets first
<jcoufal> mhulan: hey, just wondering in what project are you using alchemy?
<mhulan> currently something called Signo (SSO for Katello and Foreman)
<jcoufal> mhulan: is that some new RH project?
<mhulan> jcoufal: no no, it's just one small support application for Katello
<jcoufal> mhulan: ah, alright, cool, if you need anything, we will do our best to help you
<mhulan> well I just updated sprockets to 2.9.0 and still same problem, that's pretty strange since on localhost it seems to work ok
<mhulan> using alchemy 1.0.1 as a gem...
<jtomasek> mhulan: in development env it is not doing the precompilation, so the problem doesn't occur I think
<mhulan> jtomasek: no I mean when I run rake assets:precompile on local machine...
<jtomasek> mhulan: ah
<mhulan> would trace help you? but it's just sprockets and rake...
<jtomasek> mhulan: not sure if this will lead us somewhere but what does the name of Makefile file look in public/assets when you run assets:precompile locally?
<mhulan> it's 1:1 to original
<jtomasek> ok
<mhulan> jtomasek: other files (e.g. with .txt extension) have two versions, one containing a hash in it's filename
<jtomasek> mhulan: lets wait for ehelms he should have answer hopefully
<mhulan> jtomasek: ok