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Working with static assets (images) in v3
See original GitHub issueBefore I used my images as:
<img src="images/something.png" />
While keeping a top level images folder in my project and that worked fine. With the move to v3 this stopped working. I dug a bit into Gatsby and tried moving my images folder into a static folder, but that did not work.
How can we use static resources, such as images? Is there still a folder being served?
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- Created 4 years ago
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Can confirm that the import way works but requires a reload of the dev server every time you add an image 😞
I published a minimal reproduction repo: https://github.com/HoverBaum/bug-mdx-deck-401
The webpack workaround appears to have the drawback that I have to restart the dev server every time I add an image. That’s unacceptable; any way to make this dynamic?