I have tried looking through the documentation, but I'm coming up empty on this. I am trying to use drush tome:static to export a site to deploy to CloudFlare Pages. The internal domains provided by Cloudflare look like https://foo-bar.pages.dev/. So I am running drush tome:static --uri=https://foo-bar.pages.dev
When I look at the output HTML (for example, index.html), I can see that
has the proper URL, but all of the links in the navigation are prepended with /foo-bar/ (for example, /foo-bar/about, /foo-bar/contact, etc) when they should just be /about and /contact)
It seems like tome is taking the foo-bar portion of the URI and treating it like a separate directory, which it is not. This is resulting in HTML output with many broken links and images.
Hope this makes sense!
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I was able to work around this issue by running
drush tome:static --uri=https://pages.dev
(without the subdomain prefix) and then running a search/replace in the output to replace https://pages.dev with https://foo-bar.pages.dev
That shouldn't be necessary, so this feels like a bug to me... But I could be doing something wrong.
Thanks