fix: add template support for homepage, browserslist properties #8209
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This change updates the init script to allow for the homepage property to be set by a template. The homepage field with a value of "." is used when running applications at non-root of a domain. Additionally this adds support for templates to customize the browserlist property. This is useful specifically when a template includes IE support out of the box.
jimthedev
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ianschmitz,
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mrmckeb and
petetnt
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Hi @jimthedev, this is a great fix - however, someone is working on adding support for all Please chime in on that thread and thanks for your time. |
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We would aim to get this out in 3.4 BTW, so it should not be too far away. |
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This change updates the init script to allow for the homepage property to be set by a template. The homepage field with a value of "." is used when running applications at non-root of a domain. Additionally this adds support for templates to customize the browserlist property. This is useful specifically when a template includes IE support out of the box.