How to have compiled files in a sub-folder

[phillip-haydon]

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I'm hosting a site in AWS S3, and the site, and different API's are passed through Gateway API.

In order to have routing working in Angular I have to have a proxy resource which returns the index.html from S3, then have all assets loaded from a sub-directory from /assets/....

If I move the files manually I get:

Uncaught TypeError: e.map is not a function
    at t.parameters (https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:1346:663)
    at e.parameters (https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:1353:502)
    at t.getDependenciesMetadata (https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:638:9225)
    at t.getTypeMetadata (https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:638:8543)
    at t.getDirectiveMetadata (https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:638:3577)
    at https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:638:4705
    at Array.forEach (native)
    at t.getNgModuleMetadata (https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:638:4564)
    at https://app.*site*.net/assets/main.80e8f7b5792f4a5fc6e9.bundle.js:638:4373
    at Array.forEach (native)

I could solve this by introducing Cloudfront for the assets then setting up 404 behavior to return the /index.html, but then I can no longer version off the assets in S3.

Basically without the ability to have sub-folders for the assets, angular-cli becomes useless :(

I don't want to have to drop the CLI as it's super handy and makes Angular more enjoyable.

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[filipesilva]

Fixed by #3285.

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