Currently it seems Heroku is determined to pre-compile assets when I push my code up to my instances.
This is great for production servers, however for my “RAILS_ENV=development” server, this causes issues, as I now get pages with all the JavaScript files served up individually from my asset manifest, and then another file with the same code all grouped up as the pre-compiled asset.
This cause my jquery datatables libraries to break, throwing popup errors, which I don’t get on my local environment (development or production) or in my production Heroku instance.
Is there anyway to disable pre-compilation of assets on Heroku for development mode instances ? Or is there any reason why these aren’t already disabled on development Heroku servers already ?
If Heroku detect a public/assets/manifest.yml file then they will not attempt to precompile your assets and assume you are dealing with them yourself. More details at http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/rails31_heroku_cedar