Github pages loads index.html in subfolder and requests are made to root

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I use next to build a static build folder, which I then upload to my public repository on main. Github pages runs there and builds just fine, When I click on the url I go to

user.github.io/Repo-name/

This loads the index.html file, also when I add /index.html to the end, same result. Every other resource pointed at by the index.html file goes to

user.github.io/...

which returns 404. For example, my logo image in the repo is at /static/images/logo.png I can load my images when I go to

user.github.io/Repo-name/static/images/logo.png

But it gets requestsed it at

user.github.io/static/images/logo.png

Obligatory 'build works fine on my machine'. I tried the following:

• moved all files to a /docs folder and changed the github pages setting to point there
• added .nojekyll to root and to /docs
• added these settings in next.config.js

basePath: '/Repo-name', assetPrefix: '/Repo-name/', rewrites: async () => [ { source: '/_next/static/:path*', destination: '/Repo-name/_next/static/:path*', }, ],

Not sure where the issue is coming from. At one point I managed to get the requests to go to the right location and still got 404's.

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