Rails has had the concept of the relative_root_url /
RAILS_RELATIVE_ROOT_URL for some time. In Rails 3.x (perhaps earlier
as well, but I can't remember), the relative_root_url is only used to
generate asset paths.
I never understood why this relative_root_url isn't also used to
automatically scope all the routes? Instead I have to do it manually,
CotaApp::Application.routes.draw do
MyApp
scope ActionController::Base.config.relative_url_root do
...
end
end
Sure, you can also use rewrite rules to strip the prefix before Rails
sees a url, but then how is Rails suppose to generate correct urls?
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