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Question: Is there a way to build with relative paths?
See original GitHub issueBy default, Gridsome loads all assets from the absolute root of my site.
I can add pathPrefix to move that to a subfolder (e.g. mysubfolder), but all assets are still loaded from an absolute url: /mysubfolder/....
Is there a way to have Gridsome to load relative paths? (also all of Gridsome’s assets and css)?
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:10 (1 by maintainers)
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+1
Hi @OliPerraul Yes - I used another framework 😃
I am really bored, if basic functionality is ignored and they try to sell it as ‘feature’…
I like Gridsome pretty much, but I simply don’t have to fight for such a basic thing… -> I’m back, when it works… (if ever)