How to add hash tag to static assets
See original GitHub issueSome of my components refer the assets files in a css way:
import styled from 'styled-components';
const Logo = styled.div`
background-image: url('/static/logo.png'),
`
I want to use CDN for all the assets in /statics
folder, it is possible to give a version tag( like BUILD_ID
) to these files in production?
No clue, anyone has a advice?
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File:
./build-static.js
run:
node build-static.js
File:
./demo.js
Same issue here. We tried using webpack file loader but seems not working for the current version of next.js.