I\'ll start this by saying I\'m definitely working a bit above my paygrade here. I\'ll be doing my best to describe this problem and make it easiest to answer.
I\'ve mad
The blazor.webassembly.js
file was stored in a directory beginning with an underscore (_framework), which github's jekyll ignores when deploying the website. After adding a file named .nojekyll
to the root of the repository there was still a 404 error which confused me for a very long time. It then turned out I needed to make a change to another file to cause the website to be rebuilt, finally correcting the issue.
I still feel as though I am doing many things which could be bad practice, but that is for another day. If someone has any advice relating to that I will award the bounty for it.