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panel 0.10.0a16.post5+gc028511 dev_0
I am serving some javascript static files with the static-dirs option in a panel dev environment. It appears an error of missing argument.
After that I was looking for the error and I believe that the errors is in the line 104 of panel/command/serve.py.
There it should be "patterns += get_static_routes(static_dirs) " instead of "patterns += get_static_routes()".
After I corrected that, I had to change the directory path of the line 103 in the same file. I hardcoded it to the location of the dist folder.
I think the error appears in this pull request
#1472 Fix issues with requirejs and templates
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks, clearly a bug. A PR would be very welcome.
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done. I think it's ok, but I don't have much experience on this.
Thanks again!
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panel 0.10.0a16.post5+gc028511 dev_0
Description of expected behavior and the observed behavior
I am serving some javascript static files with the static-dirs option in a panel dev environment. It appears an error of missing argument.
After that I was looking for the error and I believe that the errors is in the line 104 of panel/command/serve.py.
There it should be "patterns += get_static_routes(static_dirs) " instead of "patterns += get_static_routes()".
After I corrected that, I had to change the directory path of the line 103 in the same file. I hardcoded it to the location of the dist folder.
I think the error appears in this pull request
#1472 Fix issues with requirejs and templates
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: