Dist folder not generating js files using ASP.NET webapi and angularjs

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I have created the project with asp.net web API and angularjs 1.8
1. Not able to see newly added controller js files in webpack at browser developer tool to debug.
2. js files are not updating and creating in the dist folder even though remove the existing js files.

could you please assist how to generate js files locally in dist folder
how to configure asp.net and angularjs to generate dist files and see newy added controllerJS files in the developer tool at the web browser.

What I have tried:

I have added a newly added controllerjs file in webpackage.json
Updated js files also not working at the developer tool

Posted 24-Jul-23 21:04pm

Member 15090354

Updated 24-Jul-23 22:31pm

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Chris Copeland 25-Jul-23 4:47am

I would recommend you move away from using AngularJS as that entire library has been deprecated and I believe it's out of support. Instead you should be looking to use one of the most recent versions of Angular instead, see here for instructions on how to get started[^].

Member 15090354 25-Jul-23 5:58am

There is a requirement that i need to one more ui screen with js and css html with exsitng anguarjs flow

Chris Copeland 25-Jul-23 6:47am

Ah that's unfortunate, I won't be able to help with this unfortunately as I only work with the latest versions of Angular but if you're after help you may want to provide some code examples on here. We're not able to see your code, how things are structured, so we can provide no real help without some sort of context!

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