Load cache manifest from specified application - #3618
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Within my current Umbrella project, I have multiple applications sharing the same assets. That's why I've created an "empty" application only containing the assets and the cache manifest. Configuring the correct app was easy for
Plug.Staticthrough the:fromoption. But the:cache_static_manifestoption could only use a directory within the app itself.This PR adds the option to define the application from where the path to the cache manifest must be resolved in a similar fashion as the
Plug.Staticoption. Also a normal file path still works so no breaking backwards compatibility.