during a 'run', the rendered outputs from a page fetch are saved under the apex domain.
this is not by design - files within the source/ directory should show the the FQDN (with the cc/g tld stripped)
i.e if the group haccers has a blog at https://coolblog.contoso.com
the rendered material should be present at source/haccers-coolblog.contoso.html
currently, it will be found at the apex due to subdomain stripping, i.e source/haccers-contoso.html
during a 'run', the rendered outputs from a page fetch are saved under the apex domain.
this is not by design - files within the
source/
directory should show the the FQDN (with the cc/g tld stripped)i.e if the group
haccers
has a blog athttps://coolblog.contoso.com
the rendered material should be present atsource/haccers-coolblog.contoso.html
currently, it will be found at the apex due to subdomain stripping, i.esource/haccers-contoso.html