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Marcin Wosinek · 2021-07-18T06:15:49.996Z

Angular CLI, along with many boilerplate generating tools for other frameworks, insists on outputting the built code in a way that will work only on the top-level domain. I can't understand the reason for this, and definitively is not working well wi...

it's working for me, thanks!

Thanks for the info.

This seems like it wont work if you have routes that are loaded directly though?

e.g. if a user clicks a link to your app like site.com/some-base-path/some/route/in/the/app The browser is going to try load runtime.js etc from site.com/some-base-path/some/route/in/the/runtime.js Whereas it actually sits at site.com/some-base-path/runtime.js

Any suggestions how to tackle that?

You are right, this will work only with routes with #/. You are looking for some server side rendering solution. I've never moved away from the routes with hashes: the applications I work on are not available for anonymous users and they don't need indexing by search engines.

Hey Bob Johnsonany luck finding solution? I've got the same issue

Vishakha Tak well, in my case i know the base path my app will be deployed behind, so i pretty much went with this but with /whatever instead of a relative link like ./

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