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 # This assumes you're using OS X, but should work on any linux-based system
 # These two find commands could be run as part of the asset packaging step...
 
 brew install jpegoptim
 # checkout disk usage before hand
 du -h -d 1 .
 # add -n to jpegoptim options to do a dry run
 find . -name "*.jpg" -exec  jpegoptim --strip-all {} \;
 
 brew install optipng

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logger.push_tags and .pop_tags to complement logger.tagged:

class Job
  def before
    Rails.logger.push_tags :jobs, self.class.name
  end

  def after
    Rails.logger.pop_tags 2
  end

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# .railsrc for Rails 3, encoding: utf-8
#   see http://rbjl.net/49-railsrc-rails-console-snippets

if !Rails.application then warn "Rails isn't loaded, yet... skipping .railsrc" else
# # #

def ripl?; defined?(Ripl) && Ripl.instance_variable_get(:@shell); end

# # #
# loggers

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Normal flow when declaring an exchange:

#<Qrack::Transport::Method:0x171ae688 @channel=1, @payload=#<Qrack::Protocol::Exchange::Declare:0x171af088 @durable=true, @passive=nil, @nowait=nil, @exchange="test.test_exchange_10", @internal=nil, @type=:fanout, @ticket=1, @auto_delete=nil, @arguments=nil>>
#<Qrack::Transport::Method:0x171ab438 @channel=1, @payload=(
                                                            >



The problematic flow:
#<Qrack::Transport::Method:0x171597c8 @channel=1, @payload=#<Qrack::Protocol::Exchange::Declare:0x17159cf0 @durable=nil, @passive=true, @nowait=nil, @exchange="test.test_exchange_201", @internal=nil, @type=:fanout, @ticket=1, @auto_delete=nil, @arguments=nil>>

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# Split a single logfile into multiple multiple logfiles based on PID information                                                                                                                                                                     
# provided in the log lines.                                                                                                                                                                                                                          
#                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
# Usage: