Organizing Oqtane Module Assets and Assemblies #5896
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@Sharafudeen this is not currently possible. At run-time, .NET looks for assemblies in the /bin folder and for static assets in the /wwwroot folder. Static assets already use subfolders to organize by module/theme... however assemblies can only be differentiated by name. As part of the "scale-out initiative" there are MANY aspects which will need to be explored including the location of run-time assets - but that is a future activity. |
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Hi,
As the number of Oqtane modules increases, their assets, DLLs, and related files are placed within the Oqtane installation directory. I would like to organize each module’s files into a dedicated folder within the same Oqtane installation, or alternatively move them to a specified custom path. This way, the main Oqtane installation directory will contain only the core framework files, making storage on the C or D drive easier to manage.
Could you please suggest the best approach for achieving this?
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