Andrew Davey

Is it also returning a HTTP status code of 304 not modified with these empty responses? Another developer was seeing a similar behaviour this week.

This could be caused by an IIS issue: http://serverfault.com/questions/117970/iis-7-returns-304-instead-of-200

I've not tried Cassette in MVC5 at all yet, so there's not much I can suggest right now. You'll need to dig into https://github.com/andrewdavey/cassette/blob/master/src/Cassette.Aspnet/AssetRequestHandler.cs I think.

Yes, but we'll need this first: http://ajaxmin.codeplex.com/workitem/18743

No news yet. We need to figure out how source maps fit into Cassette e.g. where to cache them, how to serve them, etc.

Source map support will need to be a Cassette v3 feature. (I don't think it can be easily bolted on to v2.) One issue I'm stuck on right now is...

Very odd. I'd try switching away from Cassette's default use of Isolated Storage for the bundle cache, and try using a normal directory. In web.config: ``` ``` This can be...

Take a look at the XML file generated in the cache directory. I wonder if some its getting corrupted when written. Does more than one web server share the directory?

I've been experimenting with this a bit. Currently it requires some work to tell RequireJS how to map module names to actual Cassette URLs. Eventually I want to create a...

The `Bundles.GetReferencedBundles()` method returns all bundles currently referenced by a page. Try something like: ``` var require = { paths: { @(string.Join(",\n" + Bundles.GetReferencedBundles().Select(b => b.Path.Split('/').Last() + ": '" +...