Umbraco 16.3.4. RTE doesn't respect UmbracoCssPath

[AlexanderWagner82]

Which Umbraco version are you using?

16.3.4

Bug summary

We have our generated FE-artefacts under a dist-folder in wwwroot and when I change UmbracoCssPath in appsettings.json to “~/dist” I can correctly pick files from the dist folder in RTE data type.

But in backoffice on a page where we have RTE property the code tries to fetch main.css from /css instead of dist.

Specifics

Problem occurs both on my local machine and on Development site in Umbraco Cloud.

Steps to reproduce

See bug summary.

Expected result / actual result

the picked css file should be loaded from the correct path.

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This item has been added to our backlog AB#62276

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[iOvergaard]

Hi @AlexanderWagner82 Thanks for the report. This is likely hardcoded in the Backoffice client. We will look into that.