[release/9.0] [browser] Make boot json file name configurable #108708
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@maraf can you take a look at the pr failures? |
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Backport of #108281 to release/9.0
/cc @lewing @maraf
Customer Impact
A late customer (Uno) "feature" request. The default value of "blazor.boot.json" is a relic from SDK migration but changing it or having it configurable was no priority until Uno started to use our build system.
Regression
Testing
Automated. We have a lot of tests in runtime repository and SDK repository to cover correct placement and content of boot config.
Risk
Low. Based on amount of test we have and the fact that default values remain unchanged.