Closed bmuenzenmeyer closed 8 years ago
I'm going to test this in PL/PHP. It doesn't seem like this should be a problem that requires fixing so I'm curious where the breakdown is.
I apologize if it's a red herring too. I've never needed it either but it didn't seem like it broke anything at the time.
I'd be fine with this not making it in unless the community responds otherwise. It was included this morning out of a desire for completeness of reporting known differences.
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I'm going to test this in PL/PHP. It doesn't seem like this should be a problem that requires fixing so I'm curious where the breakdown is.
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This doesn't appear to be a problem in PL/PHP. There's a bug related to lineage but a baseURL
option isn't necessary to address it. I build my paths in Core with ../../
in them so everything is relative. In this case the lineage path is going to break in the viewer vs. style guide but, again, doesn't need baseURL
to fix.
This gets a 👎 from me because I think our output should be moveable without tweaking a config and rebuilding.
This doesn't mean you don't go to a release with this built-in. It's just that future work should endeavour to pull it back out.
I am fine with :-1: until a time comes when someone can make a stronger case.
As a design system creator using Pattern Lab, I want to better control the url behavior of Pattern Lab when hosted from a sub-directory.
This feature is proposed from the PL/Node team, as already implemented in this PR. Like Discussion & Vote: defaultPattern config option this PR is included here for functional understanding only, and is not necessarily the suggested implementation. I think that features should be up or down voted on their functional merit during these discussions, not the particular code that might serve as a reference.
I will be honest, however, in stating that I have not yet used this feature myself in a production environment. Feedback from the community would be welcome.
Timeline for this change is, in my opinion, not critical to 2.0.0 release.
Tagging
core
andshared assets
due to this being an additional configuration option set in core that affects frontend.This vote will close at noon central on June 15, 2016 or once both the PHP and Node representatives have voted.
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