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Don't assume the project is hosted at the root
See original GitHub issueWe currently have an assumption in publicPath in webpack.config.prod.js that the bundle is served from the root, but it may not be (e.g. with GH Pages, it’ll be at you.github.io/projectname/).
I don’t want to add configuration for this but it would be great if we could parse homepage from package.json and use it to determine the publicPath. We can then document it or add a prompt (or a notice) as part of the creation flow.
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You can use my “todos” repo as good testbed. (Make sure to switch to branch with the biggest number.) Then play with opening /active or /completed and refreshing.
If this is done using any kind of config, it must be in such a way IMO that the publicPath should be accessible from the main code.