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Just to confirm, does running rake assets:precompile amalgamate all js and css files into application.css and application.js files under the public/assets directory? What is the purpose of this file? The reason I ask is because for some reason my development mode is running into a lot of asset loading conflicts with this file, but my production mode runs just fine. It seems that the only way I can get my application to serve assets properly in development environment is to delete these files.

Is there a configuration in my development.rb file that I can setup to prevent my application from relying on this file in development mode?

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Using

rake assets:precompile:primary RAILS_ENV=production

instead of

rake assets:precompile

should prevent the assets without md5 being added to the public/assets directory - which should make sure the development mode assets are generated dynamically.

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To stop the creation of the non-hashed filenames in public use:

rake assets:precompile:primary RAILS_ENV=production

from: Why does rails precompile task do non-digest assets

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