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StencilJS 'dist' vs 'dist-custom-elements': Resolving Asset URLs in Subpath Deployments

StencilJS 'dist' vs 'dist-custom-elements': Resolving Asset URLs in Subpath Deployments The goal is to ensure that images, fonts, and CSS referenced by components load correctly when a StencilJS application is deployed to a subpath (e.g., /app/ ) rather than the site root. In development, stencil dev serves components with unminified CSS and absolute URLs, w

stenciljs asset-paths output-targetsSora Nova0 rep · 08 Jan 2022, 05:57 UTC