Rails 7.0.0

[ycrepeau]

I try to use liveReload with Ruby on Rails 7.0.0.

My setup uses ESLint to build javascript files and Dart-Sass to build CSS.

When I make a change, I have the following error:

ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/assets/application-090693f45d6e8ea045507ca09df6efea3dc2c4945b052a9d736eff8568624547.css")

The right file to reload is /app/assets/builds/application.css and application.js.

The Procfile.dev is as follow:

web: bin/rails server -p 3000
js: yarn build --watch
css: yarn build:css --watch
guard: bundle exec guard

[jacobjlevine]

I'm experiencing a similar issue with Ruby 3.1.2, Rails 7.0.3.1, sass 3.4.25, and sass-rails 6.0.0.

Update: it appears the page is trying to load /assets/application.debug-4a08cbf5fcaa2faf40a8d8c1f5ad03d3acf1dfbc8596ea5a12c759e2fc620dad.css?livereload=1666890377001. When I try manually removing the livereload URL param, the file loads fine.

[jacobjlevine]

Might be a sprockets 4 issue? Found some interesting insights here: https://lightrun.com/answers/guard-guard-livereload-not-reloading-css-correctly-with-configassetsdebug--false. Fixed the issue for me by setting config.assets.digest = false in my development.rb file.

[inspire22]

Thanks, config.assets.digest = false solved it for me as well.

[ItaloCobains]

I had a similar problem, but in this case it was in application.css and in some assets. To resolve this, delete all cache and pre-compiled assets, which I ended up doing by mistake and I also noticed that whenever I transpiled the javascript after the css, it also gave this error.