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It seems that mina does not detect asset changes and therefore skips precompilation when the changes have only occured in included gems (Rails engines).
So far we solve this oversight by forcing precompilation selectively with a check in deploy block
Codewise - no. No need for the set directive, as hash.extras contains "compile".
Functionality-wise, yes. Normally we do standard mina deploy that does the "smart" precompile when asset changes are detected. Unfortunately it seems this detection does not work for assets in gems.
It seems that mina does not detect asset changes and therefore skips precompilation when the changes have only occured in included gems (Rails engines).
So far we solve this oversight by forcing precompilation selectively with a check in deploy block
And running
Is there any configuration to be done to expose mina to asset changes in gems or is this a feature yet to be developed?
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