Closed javiercn closed 1 month ago
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As stated on this issue https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/49809 updating the server files every time one needs to publish a new version is not really a viable workaround, hope we get some options sooner rather than later.
If there are any other option that I may be missing please that would be very useful in the meantime.
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This was done as part of the WebAssembly fingeprinting integration.
We do have a set of features for dealing with hashes ("integrity") on Blazor files as well as for applying fingerprints to files, we should move those to static web assets.
asset.[Fingerprint].razor.js
.[Fingerprint]
bit with the actual computed fingerprint of the asset, which is stored in item metadata for the item.relative path
(RelativePathTemplate) or similar to make it easier to work.