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Pub/Static directory is empty #972
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For further info, i was installing it with sample data. |
Is Apache |
@buskamuza .htaccess was not allowed. I allowed .htacess and magento showed up the theme. Could you put some light on this behavior of magento? Thanks for the help. :) |
More documentation about this behavior here |
Additionally to the big documentation @mazhalai pointed to, here is how static view files are related to
This is default behavior (when We're thinking how UX can be improved in this area, but right now it works as described above. |
@mrugeshrocks, are there other questions remaining that you'd like to ask related to your original question? |
Thanks @buskamuza & @mazhalai With this im closing the issue. |
Just as a side note… |
MSI-971: Typo in InventoryCatalog Integration test.
Hi @mrugeshrocks. Thank you for your report.
The fix will be available with the upcoming 2.3.4 release. |
Hi @mrugeshrocks. Thank you for your report.
The fix will be available with the upcoming 2.4.1 release. |
I did a fresh install it went successful after a lot of tries.
Both front-end and admin wont load CSS/JS/ files are not created in pub/static directory & as one directory _requireJs
Also frontend and adminhtml directories do not exist in pub/static.
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