Open dherbst opened 9 years ago
If you have in your html file something like
<script src="myfile.js?v=4.2.0">
hashres ends up chopping off the ?= from the replaced file
?=
<script src="myfile.82828ef.js=4.2.0">
which is not a valid url. The problem seems to be in the capture after the url, which is not used in the replace.
If you have in your html file something like
hashres ends up chopping off the
?=
from the replaced filewhich is not a valid url. The problem seems to be in the capture after the url, which is not used in the replace.