Add assets.resolve_assets_in_css_urls configuration option to allow disabling AssetUrlProcessor
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I think this is a good option, but I don't see reverting what's now been released and out in the wild. If the 3.4.x series breaks things for you, you can set this option to avoid having the processor applied. But otherwise it's applied. |
We're introducing a new configuration option `assets.rewrite_css_urls` to allow users to opt out of the new `AssetUrlProcessor` (by configuring that option to `false`).
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Ok, I dropped that change, added tests, and took the PR out of draft state. |
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This is looking good. We should document the option as well. Also, I think going with |
to use language that mirrors the new `resolve_assets_in_css_urls` configuration option
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Ok, renamed the option to |
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As reported in #478 / #486, the introduction of the
AssetUrlProcessorin #476 broke some folks' CSS assets when they upgraded beyond sprockets-rails v3.2.2, but it was not released in a new major version.To remedy this, let's makeAssetUrlProcessorbe opt-in for now with the plan to change it to opt-out in the next major version. In this PR, I'm proposing the addition of a newassets.rewrite_css_urlsconfiguration option to control whether or notAssetUrlProcessoris registered. We can default it tofalsein sprockets-rails v3.x and change the default totruein v4.0.Per #489 (comment), we'll roll forward with defaulting
AssetUrlProcessorto enabled, but it can be disabled by setting a newassets.resolve_assets_in_css_urlsconfiguration option tofalse.