Currently the --css-image-path option only allows "../domain" or "/domain" paths. For certain dynamics setups (A/B tests), being able to pass in a path with a separate domain name is needed.
Currently, passing in "http://cdnDomain.com" outputs to "http:/cdnDomain.com", which is incorrect and is interpreted by browsers as an absolute path ("domain.com/cdnDomain.com"). Passing in "//cdnDomain.com" also gets its "//" truncated and results in an absolute path, "/cdnDomain.com".
The expectation is that "//" should be maintained and not trimmed.
Currently the --css-image-path option only allows "../domain" or "/domain" paths. For certain dynamics setups (A/B tests), being able to pass in a path with a separate domain name is needed.
E.g.: HTML: domain.com CSS: domain.com IMGS: cdnDomain.com
Currently, passing in "http://cdnDomain.com" outputs to "http:/cdnDomain.com", which is incorrect and is interpreted by browsers as an absolute path ("domain.com/cdnDomain.com"). Passing in "//cdnDomain.com" also gets its "//" truncated and results in an absolute path, "/cdnDomain.com".
The expectation is that "//" should be maintained and not trimmed.