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Next.js public files are a 404 with now dev
See original GitHub issueWhen using the public folder now dev is not able to return the files inside of it using the router
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- Created 4 years ago
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@TooTallNate The
publicdirectory also handles static files, but it goes from the root (e.g/favicon.icocan be inpublic/favicon.ico). Thestaticdirectory will be deprecated in favor ofpublic.After a test, I can confirm this is no longer an issue 😌