brandonroberts
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1 year ago Thanks @BenLune. You don't have to rename all those URLs. In the vite.config.ts there is publicDir: 'src/assets', which points to where your assets are copied to at the root. If you want to have an assets folder inside there, create an assets folder and put your files in there.
Another option would be to use publicDir: 'src/public, and put your assets in src/public/assets. That way it's a little more clear and not a double folder.
BenLune
Please provide the environment you discovered this bug in.
serve command "nx": "16.8.0" "@angular/core": "16.2.3" "@analogjs/platform": "^0.2.0" "@analogjs/vite-plugin-angular": "^0.2.0"
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Description
In my apps, I use the assets folder to store fonts, icons, transloco files etc. The templates using it finds a file at this url, for example : ./assets/icons/icon-96x96.png As I try to migrate an existing app to AnalogJS, I have to rename all those urls. But my question is why is it done like that, or how is it possible to change it in the config file, or elsewhere ?
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I would be willing to submit a PR to fix this issue