Issue with MVC Bundle not functioning properly in Release Configuration due to Debug being set to False, causing CSS and JS files to not

Whenever I deploy my MVC.Net application in release mode, the following configuration will be present in the web.config file:

<compilation debug="false" targetFramework="4.5" />

After making the above changes, the site loads with CSS and JavaScript but developer tools reveal a series of URL bundles returning 404 errors.

I've also attempted the following code which still doesn't load the scripts and style sheets:

BundleTable.EnableOptimizations = true;

Could someone assist me in resolving this issue? These problems are causing caching issues with script and CSS files in my application. With each new release, I have to instruct my customers to clear their browser cache to ensure that the new features work properly.

javascriptc#cssasp.netasp.net-mvc

Answer №1

Make sure to verify that all necessary files are properly included in the deployment solution by right-clicking on the file and selecting properties.

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