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Add support for configurable domain sub-paths - #74
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We need this in new versions as well @brendan-kellam / @deavmi |
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This PR adds the runtime environment variable
DOMAIN_SUB_PATHthat allows for configuration of what domain subpath Sourcebot will serve from. For example, ifDOMAIN_SUB_PATH=/bot, the Sourcebot will serve from the endpointhttp(s)://example.com/bot. This is useful for certain reverse proxy scenarios.Under the hood, this is configuring the basePath parameter in the
next.config.mjs. Unfortunately,basePathis not normally configurable at runtime, so I had to add moreBAKED_+ find&replace trickery outlined in this blog.Fixes #61