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The dust plugin example uses the wrong suffix for template #22
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Ah, sorry, the assets are compiled but as .js, not .tl.js. The above pull request fixes the examples. |
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[title was The dust plugin doesn't compile assets]
I've tried using the dust plugin in my own project and running the sample (git head on play 2.0.2) but in both cases the .tl assets under app/assets don't get compiled. Running the sample app then shows a blank an empty page with an error on the console: