Re: Changing static asset cache time

2011-05-29 Thread Chris Hanks
Yeah, Heroku should make this a lot easier. I experimented with one approach to this a while ago, and it seemed to work fine on my staging dyno. I haven't gotten around to actually running it in production yet, though, so use at your own risk: https://gist.github.com/998124 Let me know how it

rake db:migrate aborted, uninitialized constant YAML::ENGINE

2011-05-29 Thread jmtoporek
I'm a bit of a noob and don't know how to navigate around this issue. I would be most appreciative if I got some guidance or help on this. App runs fine locally but when deploying to heroku I get a mouth full of fail - I am seeing the following error when I run heroku rake db:migrate rake aborted

Changing static asset cache time

2011-05-29 Thread S Wrobel
I'd like my static assets to cache for longer. I think Heroku's default is 12 hours, but considering that Rails adds the ?33253523 stuff to them to indicate when a new version has been deployed, there's no reason not to cache them for months if not years. 12 hours seems way too short for me.