I have this code in BundleConfig.cs which simply includes a script
bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/ui-scripts").Include(
"~/Scripts/ui-scripts.js"));
On my locale machine (http://localhost:57210/) this renders out as
<script src="/Scripts/ui-scripts.js"></script>
Locally all works fine.
The problem is, we have testing server that runs on Team City where the project is run under subfolder (http://testserver.com/myApp/), but the rendered output is the same
<script src="/Scripts/ui-scripts.js"></script>
which causes ui-scripts.js fail to load (404) because it tries to load the script from http://testserver.com/Scripts/ui-scripts.js which of course is not there, because the script is in http://testserver.com/myApp/Scripts/ui-scripts.js
I expected the framework to realize that ~ points to the root of the project which in my case is http://testserver.com/myApp/
If I enable optimizations
BundleTable.EnableOptimizations = true;
The output is rendered optimized, but still from the wrong location, again, missing the myApp subfolder
<script src="/bundles/ui-scripts?v=mRQZjAGbYccSwhcFn4iouztfiK3Xjwik5TtdvD58fHM1"></script>
Additionally , if I don't use bundles but instead in the _Layout.cshtml where I want the script to appear, write in the code like this
<script src="~/Scripts/ui-scripts.js"></script>
Then the paths are recognised correctly on the server to
<script src="/myApp/Scripts/ui-scripts.js"></script>
Additionally, If I create subdirectory on my localhost and store application there, the paths are resolved correctly.
The same problem goes for StyleBundle. Any idea what I could try?
