Describe the solution you'd like:
After #101 was solved and I got the feedback for #143 which will most likely never be solved I found a workaround to run an OpenUI5 app on StackBlitz by loading the ui5 resources from the openui5 cdn instead of using the openui5 npm packages installed by the UI5 tooling. I prepared a minimum ui5 app. When running the start script
ui5 serve -o index.html
the index.html should be served. By now the root directory is served and the index.html must be opened manually.
Hi @marcelschork this is a known limitation of our UI at the moment, we can't guess which path we should open out of the box. We're considering solutions for this, thanks for reporting.
Describe the solution you'd like: After #101 was solved and I got the feedback for #143 which will most likely never be solved I found a workaround to run an OpenUI5 app on StackBlitz by loading the ui5 resources from the openui5 cdn instead of using the openui5 npm packages installed by the UI5 tooling. I prepared a minimum ui5 app. When running the start script
the
index.html
should be served. By now the root directory is served and the index.html must be opened manually.Provide a link to a github repo containing an example of the framework: https://github.com/marcelschork/stackblitz-openui5-template