Is it bad practice to put static js files in the public folder? #13824
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Some of my pages use templates that load html that happen to reference static js. I have it working where I have those static js files in the
public
directory, but it seems weird especially because those static js files don't get processed/minified like all of my other js does.Should the
public
directory only be used for non js files?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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