Multisite setup

[dGilli]

Since the plugin grabs the siteUrl and the language segments get attached to the path. Twigpack does not find the manifest files while on anything other than the primary site.

'siteUrl' => [
    'en' => getenv('CRAFTENV_SITE_URL') . 'en/',
    'de' => getenv('CRAFTENV_SITE_URL') . 'de/' ,
    'fr' => getenv('CRAFTENV_SITE_URL') . 'fr/',
],

[FreakyFlu]

what was the solution here? Facing the same issue

[fthues]

Same here. Did you find a solution, @dGilli ?

[dGilli]

I got it to work just as Andrew describes in #24.

[puck3000]

Care to share the relevant parts of your general.php and twigpack settings? I seem to be missing something… 

[kristiansp]

@puck3000 I've just been grappling with this too, and finally found a solution that works for me, at least. Basically setting the server config to absolute paths with environmental variables:

NB! This assumes that your BASE_URL ends with a /, as I just discovered when deploying this to server.

        // Public server config
        'server' => [
            'manifestPath' => getenv('BASE_URL') . 'dist/',
            'publicPath' => getenv('BASE_URL'),
        ],

[umkasanki]

guys, avoid using urls in 'manifestPath', this may not work on some servers.

andrew.welchYesterday at 7:10 PM
'manifestPath' => getenv('BASE_URL') . '/build/',
should be a file system path like maybe:
'manifestPath' => '@webroot/build/',
or something (depending on your setup)

working multilangual config:

'server' => [
	'manifestPath' => '@root/web/build/', // eg '/opt/approot/current/web/build/',
	'publicPath' => getenv('BASE_URL') . '/', // eg 'https://site.com/'
],