Hi, I am a bit surprised by the need to explicitly list all the non-standard manifest files in config.assets.precompile to have them precompiled by rake assets:precompile. Is there any real-world scenario where one would like to have a manifest file in app/assets and not have it precompiled? I don't see one, so maybe it would be nicer to use a separate extension for the manifests, like, say, .manifest and automatically scan the app/assets directory for those files during precompilation? "Convention over configuration" used to be the mantra...
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