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// Configure accordingly
window._crashmat = {key:'abc123'};

// Capture errors
(function(w, cm, woe) {
  w.onerror = function(e,f,l,c) {
    cm.e = cm.e || []; cm.e.push([e,f,l,c]);
    if (woe) woe(e,f,l,c);
  };
})(window, window._crashmat, window.onerror);

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def pluralize(number, singular)
<<-HTML
  <span class="#{singular.downcase}">
    #{number}
    <span>#{number == 1 ? singular : singular.pluralize}</span>
  </span>
HTML
end

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# Configure ActionMailer
require 'action_mailer'
ActionMailer::Base.template_root = options.views
ActionMailer::Base.smtp_settings = {
  :address        => "smtp.sendgrid.net",
  :port           => "25",
  :authentication => :plain,
  :user_name      => "[email protected]",
  :password       => "yourpassword"
}

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So I asked about conditionals in Rake and basically everybody 
told me the concept is ridiculous, but I could maybe use invoke. 
I'm thinking maybe I asked the wrong question, so here's some more
detail so we can either find me a viable solution or confirm I'm crazy.

I have a rake task that combines and minifies all my CSS and JS into 
one file each. I want to automate that task so that it runs before 
each deploy.

Ideally, I type 'cap deploy' as per normal, it runs the minifier tasks, 

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              %a{:href => name, :class => (@category == name ? "selected" : nil)}
                %span= name