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[X] Feature request
[ ] Documentation issue or request
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Current behavior
Currently, if an HTML page isn't found, a simple 404 page is served instead. However, this page does not support live reloading, so if the page is created, it will remain on the 404 page.
This is important for my use case, as I use a simple script to build documentation for a library I maintain. When I run this script, it will temporarily delete the documentation directory, resulting in Live Server reloading only to get a 404. When the new build is written, the 404 page does not reload.
Expected behavior
When attempting to navigate to a page that does not exist, return a 404 page that has the same logic for live reloading.
Environment
Browser:
- [ ] Chrome (desktop) version XX
- [X] Firefox version 122
- [ ] Safari (desktop) version XX
- [ ] IE version XX
- [ ] Edge version XX
For Tooling issues:
- Live Server: v5.7.9
- Platform: Windows, Linux
- Visual Studio Code: 1.85.1
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Current behavior
Currently, if an HTML page isn't found, a simple 404 page is served instead. However, this page does not support live reloading, so if the page is created, it will remain on the 404 page.
This is important for my use case, as I use a simple script to build documentation for a library I maintain. When I run this script, it will temporarily delete the documentation directory, resulting in Live Server reloading only to get a 404. When the new build is written, the 404 page does not reload.
Expected behavior
When attempting to navigate to a page that does not exist, return a 404 page that has the same logic for live reloading.
Environment
Others
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