uninitialized constant Sprockets::DigestUtils in 0.9.9

[monfresh]

Hi. I just upgraded to 0.9.9 and I'm getting this error during precompilation of assets:

uninitialized constant Sprockets::DigestUtils

This is because Sprockets::DigestUtils is only available in sprockets 3.0+, but due to version restrictions from another gem in my app, I can only use sprockets 2.x.

If requirejs-rails depends on a sprockets 3.x feature, then sprockets needs to be added as a dependency with >= 3.0.

[carsomyr]

@monfresh Hmm, I thought this got fixed recently with Sprockets 2.x backwards compatibility.

[agis]

Stumbled on this too today, c7babb6 is the culprit.

@carsomyr What do you refer to by "Sprockets 2.x backwards compatibility"?

I think we would be compatible if we change the code as described here. What do you think?

[monfresh]

Any updates on this issue?

[carsomyr]

@monfresh Could you check master?

[Chrisell]

Also seeing this issue on 0.9.9 w/ sprockets 2.12.4. Same restriction @monfresh mentioned to being able to update sprockets.

[monfresh]

@carsomyr Was this supposed to be fixed in 1.0.0? I'm still seeing the same error uninitialized constant Sprockets::DigestUtils.

[passabilities]

@monfresh I am getting the same error. 1.0.0 was supposed to fix a precompilation error I was running into.

EDIT: So it seems that DigestUtils is only available in Rails 4. I am running into this error because my project is running Rails 3.2.22

[passabilities]

Ok so I found a workaround for this using Rails 3.2.22 (didnt try for any other versions) and requirejs-rails 1.0.0.

If you just copy and paste DigestUtils.rb file into config/initializers, it will attach DigestUtils into sprockets and work correctly.

NOTE: the main thing that I had to do to get it to work is change the default pack_hexdigest method from
bin.unpack('H*'.freeze).first
to
bin.hexdigest

[carsomyr]

@passa763 Is there some problem with

bin.unpack('H*'.freeze).first

It seems to work for me.

[carsomyr]

Can y'all test the commit above? @monfresh @passa763 @Chrisell

[passabilities]

@carsomyr bin needs to be a string in order for unpack to work. But for me, bin is a <Digest::MD5> object.

EDIT: what Rails version are you using?