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Feature: Files with unhandled file extensions are ignored
We should be able to handle having files in one of the sprockets directories that sprockets can't process without blowing up.
Background:
Given a fixture app "base-app"
Scenario: Dotfiles in js_dir are handled by middleman only
Given a file named "source/library/js/.jslintrc" with:
"""
{"bitwise":true}
"""
And the Server is running
When I go to "/library/js/.jslintrc"
Then I should see '{"bitwise":true}'
Scenario: Files that output as HTML in js_dir aren't handled by Sprockets
Given a file named "source/library/js/index.html.erb" with:
"""
<h1><%= current_resource.url %></h1>
"""
And the Server is running
When I go to "/library/js"
Then I should see "<h1>/library/js/</h1>"
Scenario: Files with Tilt templates, but not supported by sprockets, are handled properly
Given a file named "source/library/js/index.js.haml" with:
"""
:plain
alert('why haml?');
"""
And the Server is running
When I go to "/library/js/index.js"
Then I should see "alert('why haml?');"
Scenario: Json files should be ignored for sprockets 4
Given a file named "source/file.json.coffee" with:
"""
data:
title: "file"
"""
And the Server is running
When I go to "/file.json"
Then I should see 'title: "file"'
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