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Utility classes not included in the production CSS #533
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Also experiencing this. No idea what's causing it. @magnum what kind of jsbundling are you using? I'm experiencing this w/ esbuild. |
I am willing to bet it's something along the lines of this #499 (comment) ETA: Unbelievably, this seems to be the case. I decided to use the remote builder feature of kamal and reuse the same server that is hosting the application, and these properties began working. Woof. |
@powersurge360 i'm using propshaft, It has been confirmed that the issue seems to be related to the architecture on which the Kamal build is based, as mentioned in #499 (comment). |
Also experiencing this. My app was deploying perfectly two days ago but is broken today. |
I am developing an application using Rails, Tailwind 4, and deploying it with Kamal.
Gem versions:
When I run the application locally, it functions correctly. However, after deploying it with Kamal, the Tailwind CSS included in the image does not contain utility classes such as
px-<number>
,opacity-<number>
,gap-<number>
,h-<number>
,top-<number>
, andbottom-<number>
, even though other similar classes appear to be present.Here are the steps I have taken so far:
here're the two different built files
tailwind-development.css.txt
tailwind-production.css.txt
Any suggestions?
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