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I am not sure if this is a real/meant use case for serve, but I was playing a bit with it and thought about going to the root of my system and just serving it.
So no website, just the raw filesystem.
It's an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS system.
And everything gets display normally, but when I go two folders deep into my system, the back link (..) is always missing the first folder.
For example:
I got to /home/tobias, but when I then click on the back link (..) I get send to /, which is not a big deal because can just go right back to /home.
But when I am in the folder /home/tobias/test I get send to /tobias and this folder does simply not exist.
Library version
14.0.1
Node version
v16.16.0
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Yes I can reproduce this issue too (Arch Linux) - seems like an issue with the serve-handler module. Let me take a deeper look into what might be causing the problem and get back to you!
Description
I am not sure if this is a real/meant use case for serve, but I was playing a bit with it and thought about going to the root of my system and just serving it.
So no website, just the raw filesystem.
It's an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS system.
And everything gets display normally, but when I go two folders deep into my system, the back link (..) is always missing the first folder.
For example:
I got to
/home/tobias
, but when I then click on the back link (..) I get send to/
, which is not a big deal because can just go right back to/home
.But when I am in the folder
/home/tobias/test
I get send to/tobias
and this folder does simply not exist.Library version
14.0.1
Node version
v16.16.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: