No route matches [GET] "...cloudinary-jquery-file-upload.js.map"

[benbartling]

I'm using version 1.1.6 and I'm getting the following error when including the cloudinary JS via assets pipeline:

ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/assets/cloudinary/cloudinary-jquery-file-upload.js.map")

This is causing the direct upload functionality to break.

[elCorsaiR]

I'm having the same error last days.

[djjimba]

I get the same error but I'm getting away with using
gem 'cloudinary', '1.1.0'
which is not broken.

[elCorsaiR]

My problem was that I used fileupload to init:

$(".cloudinary-fileupload").fileupload
      dropZone: "#photos"`

Solution:
$(".cloudinary-fileupload").cloudinary_fileupload

[blimey85]

Typically what causes this is the main .js file including a call to the .map file. My functionality still works fine however I'm seeing the error all over in my logs.

[trautwein]

Same problem here. The issue seems to have been introduced in version 1.1.3.

Uploads don't work in any version from 1.1.3 to the current 1.1.6. I haven't been able to track it down to anything specific except for the aforementioned ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/assets/cloudinary/cloudinary-jquery-file-upload.js.map").

[tocker]

The issue is a result of a change to Cloudinary's JavaScript library. Due to compatibility issues with some environments, the script no longer autonomously calls cloudinary_fileupload(). Instead you have to call it explicitly.

BTW cloudinary_fileupload() internally calls Blueimp's fileupload() so there's no need to call both.

Sorry for the unintentional outcome. We will update the documentation to reflect this change.

[blimey85]

How do we resolve the .map file not being included and thus causing the log to be flooded with routing errors? I saw at the bottom of the .js file where it's linking to the .js.map file but no idea how to override that.

[tocker]

TL;DR

Fixed in version 1.1.7. Please let us know if it solved your problem.

Details

The issue was with the Cloudinary JavaScript library.The GEM fetches the js folder in that library for backward compatibility reasons. The cloudinary-jquery-file-upload.js file was renamed to jquery.cloudinary.js. However the comment added by the compiler pointed to a map file that was not included in the Gem. The Fix was to rename the source cloudinary-jquery-file-upload.coffee to jquery.cloudinary.coffee and only then compile it. The source and map files were added to the gem.

[trautwein]

@tocker Works for us, thanks!

[blimey85]

@tocker great work! Much appreciated.