manifest mtime reproducibility #763
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When building Rails assets with Nix, I found they are almost completely reproducible. This commit fixes one of the issues. For more information about why it is good for a build to be reproducible see: https://reproducible-builds.org/ This stops encoding the asset compilation time (something that is not reproducible) into the manifest.
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When building Rails assets with Nix, I found they are almost completely reproducible. This commit fixes one of the issues. For more information about why it is good for a build to be reproducible see:
https://reproducible-builds.org/
This stops encoding the asset compilation time (something that is not reproducible) into the manifest.
fixes #707