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Feature: Usage of MM's environment method in a Sprockets asset
In some cases sprockets requires `environment` to return the sprockets environment so we can't overwrite that method in our rendering context. Instead you should use the `environment?` method to test against.
If the raw symbol for the environment is required, you can call `app.environment`.
Background:
Given a fixture app "base-app"
And a file named "config.rb" with:
"""
activate :sprockets do |c|
c.expose_middleman_helpers = true
end
"""
And a file named "source/javascripts/site.js.erb" with:
"""
console.log('In development? <%= environment?(:development) ? "yes" : "no" %>');
console.log('<%= app.environment %>');
"""
Scenario: Should output the sprockets environment on build
Given a successfully built app
And I cd to "build"
Then the file "javascripts/site.js" should contain "console.log('In development? no');"
Scenario: Should output the environment in preview server calling app.environment
Given the Server is running
And I go to "/javascripts/site.js"
Then I should see "console.log('development');"
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