Paths of resources are not correct in zip

[Niklasschoenb]

Assume the following folder structure:

dist
 |- css
       |-....css files
  |- i18n
       |-....i18n files
  |- manifest.json
  |- xs-app.json
  |- Component.js
  |-....further app content

Now I run the command "cf html5-push dist "" While the command is being executed, I grab the zip file that is generated. It has the following content structure:

dist
  |- css
        |-dist
              |-css
                   |-....css files
  |- i18n
        |-dist
             |-i18n
                   |-....i18n files
  |- manifest.json
  |- xs-app.json
  |- Component.js
  |-....further app content

Of course my webapp won't be able to load the css / i18n files because there is a superfluous "dist" + folder name in the path. But what is really strange, even when adding the superfluous "dist" + folder name in the url path to the resource files, the files are not found. Only the files under the root level such as "Component.js" are found. This happens under Windows, cf cli version 6.38

[micellius]

Hello @Niklasschoenb. Thanks for opening the issue. Can you please provide the following additional info to better understand your case:

• Do you use precompiled version of cf-html5-apps-repo-cli-plugin for Windows (1.0.0) or you compiled it from source code?
• Is it the first time you deploy HTML5 application in this space or you are re-deploying existing app?
• Do you have only one version of HTML5 application or there are other versions of HTML5 app in HTML5 Apps Repo (you can check it with cf html5-list)? In case there is more than one version, are you trying to deploy the latest version?
• Are the files that you are not able to access deployed to HTML5 Apps Repo (you can check it with cf html5-list <app_name>, where <app_name> is in the same format as printed by cf html5-list without arguments)?
• Is consuming application (e.g. Approuter), which you use to access "missing" files in run-time, deployed to the same space as your HTML5 application or you develop business service UI that is consumed by applications in other spaces bound to your service?

[micellius]

NGPBUG-76291

[Niklasschoenb]

@micellius It seems like the issue still occurs under linux if the PATH_TO_APP_FOLDER argument is not a relative path, but an absolute one.

[micellius]

@Niklasschoenb Thanks for reporting an issue. I tried to reproduce it and figured out that it is not relevant to absolute or relative path. It is even not the issue with slashes. GO relies on existence of $TMPDIR environment variable to get temporary directory path, which is used to store temporary zip of application folder by html5-plugin. On some Linux distributions (I managed to reproduce it on RHEL 7.3) this variable is not set. Therefore, you can easily fix it by export TMPDIR=/tmp/ (don't forget trailing slash) before running cf html5-push .... Anyway, I'll address this issue in one of the next commits.