Hi, although this may seem like a duplicate of #201 and #192 , I wanted to comment on my case to see if there is a possible solution that does not involve a massive replacement of the routes.
I'm implementing unlighthouse in a Jenkins process, where we publish the report as a browsable artifact. This means that the report ends up in a complex (multi-level) route that changes with each execution of the job. The routerPrefix option seems like a great solution for fixed urls, but in this case we can't predict the final path in a simple way, so our approach was that the path to the assets should be relative, something like ‘assets/’ or ‘./assets/’, but from what I've seen routerPrefix always ends up adding an slash in front of it.
Is there any way to make the paths relative?
Suggested solution
Add an option in config to allow relative routes, routerRelative maybe?``
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Hi, although this may seem like a duplicate of #201 and #192 , I wanted to comment on my case to see if there is a possible solution that does not involve a massive replacement of the routes.
I'm implementing unlighthouse in a Jenkins process, where we publish the report as a browsable artifact. This means that the report ends up in a complex (multi-level) route that changes with each execution of the job. The routerPrefix option seems like a great solution for fixed urls, but in this case we can't predict the final path in a simple way, so our approach was that the path to the assets should be relative, something like ‘assets/’ or ‘./assets/’, but from what I've seen routerPrefix always ends up adding an slash in front of it.
Is there any way to make the paths relative?
Suggested solution
Add an option in config to allow relative routes, routerRelative maybe?``
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