Asset.timestamp for JS files without Js plugin Loaded

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While developing, I’m obviously making changes to my js and css files, and need to have the the most current version.

I’ve read up on setting:
Configure::write(‘Asset.timestamp’, true);
or
Configure::write(‘Asset.timestamp’, ‘force’);

This sounds exactly what I need, however, it’s not working for me. I’ve found inside the UrlHelper::assetTimestamp method it is specifically looking for a plugin to be loaded named “Js” based on the first segment of my ‘/js/source.js url’

I don’t understand this, I’ve got all my JS files in off my webroot. has anyone else had this problem?

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Strangely, it’s started working for me, somehow, all my files were not getting found in the WWW_ROOT folder, which was causing the fall-back to look for plugin folders. For some reason they are now getting found in WWW root and everything is working fine.