plugin_assets: nice, but breaks

November 10th, 2006

Aaron, of PluginAWeek fame, released PluginAssets. This plugin handles copying assets from your plugins to your public/ folder. I decided to give it a whirl, since I needed it for a plugin I’m writing.

I use Piston to manage my external dependencies, so I simply Pistoned the code from Aaron’s repository:

Oops, not good… So, two dependencies later:

Whoa, this is even worse. I have to apply a known “workaround” to get plugin_assets to load:

It does look like the dependencies aren’t well considered here. Mind you, Aaron is doing a fantastic job.

Update 2006-11-10 3 PM EDT*: Aaron did a nice job of reworking the code to not require as many dependencies. Read Revisited: plugin_assets and loaded_plugins for the details.

2 Responses to “plugin_assets: nice, but breaks”

  1. Aaron Says:
    October 12th, 2007 at 10:25 PM

    Francois,

    Thanks for taking it for a spin :) We’ve updated the code for loaded_plugins and plugin_assets so that you no longer need plugin_dependencies installed. I’ll be posting an article on it in a few minutes.

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