fix(css): apply server.origin to public file urls in CSS (fix #18457)#21697
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…18457) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Instead of a unit test here, would you add a test to playground/backend-integration?
Also it would be nice to have tests for non-public assets.
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Fixes #18457
Vite's CSS plugin rewrites url() references during dev by resolving them to absolute URLs with the dev server's origin hardcoded. The
server.originconfig exists but is only applied in some code paths (module assets in templates and JS imports) but not in others (CSS url() rewriting path).Similar to @kajic on #18457, I have a
basefor creating the HTML and a different one for the Vite server.This change just lest the
server.originalso get applied to the CSS files too.