ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/6b4fec0f21ce52aebc80204c2d5c4849.png"): about spree_starter HOT 8 CLOSED

In a simple example I replaced the binary file client/js/components/Header/logo.png and suddenly I now get this error.

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Hi @chrisdobler What is the size of the picture?

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they range from 100kb and up. Whats the limit on the embedded images? I couldn't find that in the config.

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I realized I could suppress the error message by turning off the prerender option in the rails view. I don't understand the implications of doing that though.

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The "limit" is set in webpack.client.base.config.js
10000 = 10Kb. Under this limit, it loads as "a url", going your HTML payload. Above, it's using a regular file. You shouldn't raise this limit, at some point it becomes way less efficient to load as url.

It's not supposed to behave like this though. You probably don't want to remove server rendering either, because it's a key feature of this project.

I think I remember having a very similar issue when deploying such images, the image was passed into /assets/ but the routing in the build was wrong (served from the root, like in your issue). There's probably some tweaking to do in the webpack build files.
I'll feed this issue if I come across this issue again or if I can reproduce it

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I can indeed reproduce the issue. If you try accessing /public/6b4fec0f21ce52aebc80204c2d5c4849.png instead of /6b4fec0f21ce52aebc80204c2d5c4849.png, you will see it's going through the asset pipeline.

I think it's a webpack config issue, but I don't have time to look at it right now.

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thank you for the response as well as the explanations. I guess I'll remove server rendering temporarily until its patched.

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I tried uploading to Heroku and am having the same issue in production.

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