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That the files exist, or that the version of bootstrap that is compiled doesn't depend on font files.
What is actually happening?
I'm trying to run a build tool with Django, called collectstatic, part of collectstatic is cache busting for links in css files, when it tries to follow these links it exits with an error because the file does not exist.
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The benchmark doesn't use those glyphs, and the benchmarks are only intended to be run standalone, not intended to be used elsewhere. If you need bootstrap, use proper setup per their latest docs.
The benchmark doesn't use those glyphs, and the benchmarks are only intended to be run standalone, not intended to be used elsewhere.
Should the benchmarks be included in the bower package then? Personally I do not see a reason to include it in a bower package, just as source, and .github should not be included. Actually I just realized that there is no bower.json definition in the app, is that on purpose?
Vue.js version
2.2.1
Reproduction Link
The version of bootstrap in the Vue project located here: https://github.com/vuejs/vue/blob/v2.2.1/benchmarks/dbmon/lib/bootstrap.min.css
contains links to files that do not exist. Specifically:
What is Expected?
That the files exist, or that the version of bootstrap that is compiled doesn't depend on font files.
What is actually happening?
I'm trying to run a build tool with Django, called
collectstatic
, part of collectstatic is cache busting for links incss
files, when it tries to follow these links it exits with an error because the file does not exist.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: