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@leandromoreira, the updated readme is definitely a help! 👏 I'd suggest a couple of additional things: 1) Don't refer to a "redis" version anywhere, as it's unclear whether it's the...

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I just took a look at the `flush` situation and it appears that in normal, non-test usage, both `send_connection_preface` and `read_connection_preface` call `read_frame`, which in turn eventually calls `read` ->...

@admindiesel You may have better luck by pointing your Gemfile to the github repo. Alternatively, I also maintain another gem (itself inspired by mongoid_colored_logger), that works on current versions of...

I found I had to modify `app/config/manifest.js` by removing the `//= link_directory ../stylesheets .css` line and replacing it with `//= link application.css`. FYI, it turns out `//= link_directory ../stylesheets .css`...

I forgot to link to it previously, but I provided more background on this Rails issue: rails/rails#36204. In short, `application.css` already contains `require_tree ...` which reads the entire tree. Adding...

@jrochkind, yes, my understanding of link, link_directory, and the issue with partials is about the same as yours. I don't specifically recall what changed between Sprockets 3 & 4 (I...

@jrochkind, I think these two might be what you're looking for: ``` railties/lib/rails/generators/rails/plugin/templates/rails/engine_manifest.js.tt railties/lib/rails/generators/rails/plugin/templates/rails/dummy_manifest.js.tt ```

It is a change in ActiveSupport 7 (I've seen it crop up in a couple different places already too), but apparently is by design per rails/rails#44450. The suggested fix is...

Rebased. h2 over http:// is usable, it just requires prior knowledge by the client. While a browser isn't going to use h2 over http://, internal (or otherwise controlled) infrastructure might....