Angular-CLI-Based-Template: Published App Can't Reference Bundles #283

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fergalmoran · 2025-08-09T17:15:42Z

fergalmoran commented

2025-08-09 17:15:42 +00:00

Originally created by @ryanbuening on 12/7/2017

I published a new Angular app using the CLI template via Visual Studio to a sub-directory on my IIS server: domain.com/directory. When I browse out to the published app (at https://domain.com/directory) I get the following errors:

The path does not include .com/directory/resource.bundle.js. If I manually take one of resource URLs that couldn't be found and include the directory: .com/directory/main.61d9e41ffdad589ea580.bundle.js, it finds the resource. Do I need to modify something in my project or is this a bug?

*Originally created by @ryanbuening on 12/7/2017* I published a new Angular app using the CLI template via Visual Studio to a sub-directory on my IIS server: `domain.com/directory`. When I browse out to the published app (at `https://domain.com/directory`) I get the following errors: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/812974/33725887-85bcf4cc-db41-11e7-9891-fad5169a8b0d.png) The path does not include .com/**directory**/resource.bundle.js. If I manually take one of resource URLs that couldn't be found and include the directory: `.com/directory/main.61d9e41ffdad589ea580.bundle.js`, it finds the resource. Do I need to modify something in my project or is this a bug?

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Make the Webpack Dependency in the aspnet-webpack NPM Package a Peer Dependency #1412

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Reference: github/JavaScriptServices#283