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Does not support routerMode: 'history' #132
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The issue you linked is about hosting, my issue is about the dev side of things. I use Is there any way to work around this? |
Fixed by #166 |
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@sy-records when is this feature going to be released? I see last publish was a year ago. |
I will release as soon as possible |
A github action to publish a `next` label to npm may be a good solution.
stable release will be marked by version.
a dev release or nightly build will be marked by `next or nightly `.
it's easy to publish a next or nightly package, not worry about bug or break change, and people who want to use it will feedback the break change or bug.
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Date: 2022-03-12 13:51
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Subject: Re: [docsifyjs/docsify-cli] Does not support routerMode: 'history' (#132)
I will release as soon as possible
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When using
docsify serve
when routerMode is enabled, navigating directly to /Something does not work and instead throws a 404 errorIs there any way to work around this?
It would also be nice to have a way to "whitelist" some paths, e.g. so that /Hi actually refers to some Hi.html
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