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Makes it possible to use absolute paths for publicPath in weback.config #161
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tobiasr commented Jul 5, 2016
tobiasr commented - Parses publicPath as an URL and returns the path of that URL to be able to cope with absolute URLs
- Parses publicPath as an URL and returns the path of that URL to be able to cope with absolute URLs
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SteveSandersonMS pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 6, 2016
…ig (#161) - Parses publicPath as an URL and returns the path of that URL to be able to cope with absolute URLs
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