SSG builds create duplicate contents if you don't clear the build output

[eaves-dropper]

Every time when I try to make a release, trying to build with this command dx build --verbose --trace --web --fullstack true --features fullstack --release --ssg my app breaks. Most of the time I use dx serve --web for development.
And I get this error on browser's console. This error breaks scrolling, one page superposes with another another page, button clicks stops working, etc. And then I have to git bisect, which wastes my entire day (might be a skill issue).

How it would have been if focus_trap.js was written in rust? Are there limitations in dioxus to implement this? Take this as a question not as an issue

[eaves-dropper]

I think something is wrong with the dx or dioxus. After I removed dx directory with rm -rf ./target/dx and rebuilt my project. It stopped giving me the error this time.
But, after I rebuilt my app again I get the same error. Its kind of uncertain.

[eaves-dropper]

On further inspection, I found out that removing an unused dependency also creates some other error but after removing ./target/dx and rebuild again. Gets rid of that error.
In my case it was axum-server and rustls.

[ealmloff]

I think this is an issue with the ssg build process. it takes the current index.html from the web build and injects the ssg output into it. Running that again without the cli replacing the original index.html will create duplicate contents.

[ealmloff]

How it would have been if focus_trap.js was written in rust? Are there limitations in dioxus to implement this? Take this as a question not as an issue

A good chunk of the js logic is moved into rust in DioxusLabs/dioxus-components#182, but this issue is largely unrelated

[eaves-dropper]

I think this is an issue with the ssg build process. it takes the current index.html from the web build and injects the ssg output into it. Running that again without the cli replacing the original index.html will create duplicate contents.

I think this should be fixed somehow at least give a proper error, because most users will not go in depth on how it works and aimless search through internet.