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On 14/05/12 23:28, Aaron Bentley wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 12-05-14 02:09 AM, Huw Wilkins wrote:I recently tried to feature flag images. My approach was that I would have images with the same name inside a sub-directory to the images folder, which would be named after the feature flag.How were you using the feature flag? Were you using it in a template, or by querying it via Javascript, or checking it in Python?
I was going to use it in a template. I was going to modify the image path to include the feature flag name as a sub-directory.
I ran into a problem where the local development server would expose the root image folder but none of its sub-directories. It looks like this is fine in production however.This doesn't sound like a general problem, because feature flags don't directly affect images. If we understand your implementation better, we can probably suggest solutions.
Right, the issue actually doesn't have anything to do with feature flags. The issue is to do with why the local dev server does not serve sub-directories to the images folder.
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