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Change the name of the "static" folder in build?
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to change the name of the static folder produced when you run npm run build? That includes the name of the folder itself as well as references to it in the index.html file generated.
Thanks!
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- Created 7 years ago
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I’d like to know, if there is now some way to handle this? The previous answer by @abdennour just changes the name of the generated ‘build’ folder, but not the name and all references of the ‘static’ folder.
@tborenst How did you end up doing it, if I may ask? Having the same problem and I can’t change all the font/img/asset references in css & js every time.
Sorry for digging up this thread. Thanks in advance.
Assuming
docsis the new directory.