When using the glob asset matching, files copied by the glob don't have their references in the bundles updated to the copies in the /dist folder.
This is reproducible in the place-my-order app where the files from the place-my-order-assets are copied to the the /dist folder, but the css file at /dist/bundles/place-my-order/index.css references loading.gif at ../../../node_modules/place-my-order-assets/images/loading.gif. That's a path to outside of the /dist folder, even though a copy of this image exists at /dist/node_modules/place-my-order-assets/images/loading.gif.
Using infer:true updates the path in index.css as expected to the loading.gif copy within /dist/..., the glob approach should do the same.
nlundquist
commented
7 years ago
When using the glob asset matching, files copied by the glob don't have their references in the bundles updated to the copies in the
/distfolder.This is reproducible in the place-my-order app where the files from the
place-my-order-assetsare copied to the the/distfolder, but the css file at/dist/bundles/place-my-order/index.cssreferences loading.gif at../../../node_modules/place-my-order-assets/images/loading.gif. That's a path to outside of the/distfolder, even though a copy of this image exists at/dist/node_modules/place-my-order-assets/images/loading.gif.Using infer:true updates the path in index.css as expected to the loading.gif copy within
/dist/..., the glob approach should do the same.