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So basically, it is weirdly duplication the assets portion to before the engines-dist, which makes this fail. I'm not quite sure where/how this comes from.
Also, not sure if this is related, but the url is also wrongly rewritten if I use /assets/xxx. Leaving the leading slash doesn't work in development for me, but in production it lead to /https://XXX.cloudfront.net/assets/engines-dist/my-engine-name/assets/images/test-FINGERPRINT.png, which of course also doesn't work.
If I set lazyLoading: false, it works as expected.
This is an issue, likely not related to ember-asset-loader: ember-cli/ember-cli#6265 I'm closing this as it's being tracked upstream. broccoli-asset-rev needs some TLC (and an owner).
I'm appreciative of the additional information that you've provided here.
I'm not 100% sure if this belongs here, but I think so.
I'm using lazyLoading engines.
In one of the engines, I have the following image:
When building, I use fingerprinting and a CDN with the following configuration:
I get the image
So basically, it is weirdly duplication the
assets
portion to before theengines-dist
, which makes this fail. I'm not quite sure where/how this comes from.Also, not sure if this is related, but the url is also wrongly rewritten if I use
/assets/xxx
. Leaving the leading slash doesn't work in development for me, but in production it lead to/https://XXX.cloudfront.net/assets/engines-dist/my-engine-name/assets/images/test-FINGERPRINT.png
, which of course also doesn't work.If I set
lazyLoading: false
, it works as expected.I'm using:
ember-engines@0.4.0
ember@2.10.2
ember-cli@2.10.0
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