Well, we don't have a JS runtime on all our web boxes in production. As such, we precompile all our assets before deploying, so sprockets doesn't really buy us much besides being "baked in". To migrate our apps, it seems easier to upgrade rails, but continue to use our current asset compilation system.
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Out of curiosity, is there anything in Sprockets 2.0 that's enticing you towards switching over -- apart from being the Rails 3.1 default?
Well, we don't have a JS runtime on all our web boxes in production. As such, we precompile all our assets before deploying, so sprockets doesn't really buy us much besides being "baked in". To migrate our apps, it seems easier to upgrade rails, but continue to use our current asset compilation system.