Regression in 2.2 version on drupal in sub-folder.

After several tests (even creating a vhost), I came to the conclusion that there are two problems in version 2.2

1) the module does not correctly handle paths containing the specified port e.g. http://test_anonymous_login.loc:820 (but works correctly for installation in the root directory on the default ports 80 and 443)

2) if the site is hosted in a subdirectory, the css are not served correctly after cache destruction e.g. http://test_anonymous_login.loc/web or http://test_anonymous_login.loc:820/web.

For problem 2 but no port I have a working fix, and for problem 1 I am working on it.

Considering that under standar conditions http://test_anonymous_login.loc the module works as it should I am declaring gravity

I have created a first patch that works correctly if drupal is installed in a top-level sub folder (e.g. example/web)

The patch completes the work done on base_paths by adding the base path to all include/exclude urls.
Injecting the base path into the urls has the negative effect that the module now does not recognise the ‘front page’.

If you could correct the identification of the front page when in sub directories, the work would be complete.

patch: https://git.drupalcode.org/issue/anonymous_login-3501738/-/compare/8.x-2...

After carrying out several tests with the following configuration:

*
~/*
~api/*
~user/login
~user/password
~user/register

and having tested extensively:

• http://anonymous_login.loc:820/
• http://anonymous_login.loc:820/web

therefore the same installation both in the root and in the subfolder (I have changed the vhost configuration over time)

The attached patch does not introduce problems for me but solves the ones I encountered.
The patch aims to make the management of pats homogeneous both in the root and in the subfolder.
To be conservative, I ran the tests on a non-standard 820 port to demonstrate all the possible configuration nuances.

Hoping the patch might help.. I would ask for it to be tried.

Patching the commits on the merge request works for me, thanks.

After testing I found that aliases were not quite working with subdirectory; pushed an additional commit to the MR that works for me.