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Two things: your paths spec is the identity function; it does nothing for you so I'd remove it. Likewise, you shouldn't specify baseUrl in your requirejs.yml. The gem provides the correct value for this parameter internally.
Thus your requirejs.yml should only be:
modules:
- name: lookup
Have you tried building locally? (e.g. via rake assets:precompile
) Does that build succeed?
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To clarify, I'm fairly certain that it's the explicit baseUrl that's causing your problems. I've altered the title of this issue to reflect that the gem should ignore baseUrl in the config and emit a warning if it is present.
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Yep that worked great, thanks!
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Glad that worked out; thanks for the report!
Reopening to track better handling & warning re: baseUrl in requirejs.yml
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Fixed en passant while working on #48. See commit 6b4c964.
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