fix: fix relative path#560
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designer-demo/vite.config.js (3)
2-2: Ensure that thefileURLToPathimport is used correctly.
6-8: Correct implementation of__filenameand__dirnamefor reliable path resolution.
14-14: Verify thatgetDefaultConfigcorrectly handles the__dirnameparameter.packages/build/vite-config/src/default-config.js (3)
15-15: Ensure that the imports from./localCdnFile/index.jsare used correctly in the configuration.
140-140: The addition ofdirnameto the function signature enhances flexibility in path handling.
184-188: Ensure that thedirnameparameter is used correctly for resolving paths in therollupOptions.Verification successful
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dirnameis used correctly in path resolution within thepackages/build/vite-config/src/default-config.jsfile. Specifically, it is used withpath.resolveto construct paths for various HTML files.
packages/build/vite-config/src/default-config.js:184:index: path.resolve(dirname, './index.html')packages/build/vite-config/src/default-config.js:185:canvas: path.resolve(dirname, './canvas.html')packages/build/vite-config/src/default-config.js:186:preview: path.resolve(dirname, './preview.html')These usages align with the expected pattern for resolving paths using
dirname.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `dirname` is used correctly in path resolution. # Test: Search for the usage of `dirname` in path resolution. Expect: Correct usage in path resolution. rg --type javascript $'path.resolve(dirname, $$$)'Length of output: 86
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `dirname` is used correctly in path resolution. # Test: Search for the usage of `dirname` in path resolution. Expect: Correct usage in path resolution. rg --type js $'path.resolve(dirname, $$$)'Length of output: 43
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for the declaration and usage of `dirname` in the codebase. # Test: Locate where `dirname` is declared and how it is used. rg 'dirname'Length of output: 18415
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- designer-demo/vite.config.js (1 hunks)
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- designer-demo/vite.config.js
- packages/build/vite-config/src/default-config.js
* fix: fix relative path * fix: read envconfig from extOptions
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defineConfigfunction to include additional parameters for more flexible configuration.