IIS Angular 7 page not loading images after upgrade to Angular 7 from 6

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After upgrading Angular from 6 to 7 images that are being referenced in css with the rule background-image: url('../../../../../assets/icons/T04_24_edit.svg') are now being dumped directly into the dist folder when building for prod.

This is the dist folder:

enter image description here

And then my browser doesn't know how to load those svg's because IIS looks for them inside wwwrooot instead of dist:
enter image description here

enter image description here

This looks like some kind of optimization from the new Angular 7 build.

Is there any way I can disable this and revert to the Angular 6 way of using the path specified for images and not doing shady optimizations under the hood ?

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This is the dist folder:

enter image description here

And then my browser doesn't know how to load those svg's because IIS looks for them inside wwwrooot instead of dist:
enter image description here

enter image description here

This looks like some kind of optimization from the new Angular 7 build.

Is there any way I can disable this and revert to the Angular 6 way of using the path specified for images and not doing shady optimizations under the hood ?

edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

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asked Nov 19 at 11:16

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This is the dist folder:

enter image description here

And then my browser doesn't know how to load those svg's because IIS looks for them inside wwwrooot instead of dist:
enter image description here

enter image description here

This looks like some kind of optimization from the new Angular 7 build.

Is there any way I can disable this and revert to the Angular 6 way of using the path specified for images and not doing shady optimizations under the hood ?

edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

9211311

asked Nov 19 at 11:16

Hazerd

188216

This is the dist folder:

enter image description here

And then my browser doesn't know how to load those svg's because IIS looks for them inside wwwrooot instead of dist:
enter image description here

enter image description here

This looks like some kind of optimization from the new Angular 7 build.

Is there any way I can disable this and revert to the Angular 6 way of using the path specified for images and not doing shady optimizations under the hood ?

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edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

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asked Nov 19 at 11:16

Hazerd

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edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

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asked Nov 19 at 11:16

Hazerd

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edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

9211311

edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

9211311

edited 12 hours ago

Goncalo Peres

9211311

asked Nov 19 at 11:16

Hazerd

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asked Nov 19 at 11:16

Hazerd

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To place static assets in dist folder, which is created after production build - you need add appropriate path to projects.your-project-name.architect.build.options.assets in angular.json file.

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Apparently what made it work was changing the url in the scss files from background-image: url('../../../../../assets/icons/T04_24_edit.svg') to background-image: url('/assets/icons/T04_24_edit.svg')

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To place static assets in dist folder, which is created after production build - you need add appropriate path to projects.your-project-name.architect.build.options.assets in angular.json file.

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To place static assets in dist folder, which is created after production build - you need add appropriate path to projects.your-project-name.architect.build.options.assets in angular.json file.

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To place static assets in dist folder, which is created after production build - you need add appropriate path to projects.your-project-name.architect.build.options.assets in angular.json file.

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