Fix Procfiles to use new process names #216
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we need this
please don't remove
this is used b/c above we do hot ones
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this is still sort of necessary
robwise force-pushed the fix-procfiles branch 2 times, most recently from 34a94a3 to 402a4c1 Compare 
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justin808 added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 8, 2016
Fix Procfiles to use new process names
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Basically we just don't need the special
build:test:clientscript anymore, and you can just useProcfile.staticto keep your static assets up to date while running your tests.Also changed the ordering of the scripts so that the client and server versions of the same type of script are next to each other.