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Partials with numbers in the filename can be used as dependencies automatically #43
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…omatically Remove tracker after test Use \w for matching
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…ncy_filenames Partials with numbers in the filename can be used as dependencies automatically
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See rails/rails#10377
The regular expression would not match templates with numbers in the filename. For example:
Would result in (in the log):
Couldn't find template for digesting: shared/layout_.html... and the dependency would not be made.