Don't require ActionView::Base when rake tasks get loaded: #455
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Don't require ActionView::Base when rake tasks get loaded:
Problem
When running any rake command, Sprockets Rails will autoload
ActionView::Base
way too early. This creates a broader issuewhich I described in detail in Create Finisher initializer to warn for components used too early: rails#38024
Solution
This
require
statement was the last attempt to fix a old issuein 2014. TL;DR on the issue is that assets_prefix would
get ignored when precompiling assets.
A lot has change since 2014 in sprockets-rails and after digging
I can confirm that requiring AV::Base is no longer needed.
We don't need it to run assets related rake tasks.
This is thanks thanks of the decoupling between
Sprockets::Rails::Context
andSprockets::Rails::Helper
in 32a58f54
cc/ @rafaelfranca