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How to resolve base is not an absolute path? #15552

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If you would like to see foo in the paths, you have to use an absolute base like /foo/. When you use a relative base (./), the paths will be relative between your resources so you don't need to specify any folder, it would depend on your dist structure. If you have for example your assets in a foo folder, that will be added automatically (in case you configured foo in assetFileNames)

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