This is expected output

why do you want to do this?

the leading slash is added by default because it expects a relative url starting from the domain (like mywebsite.com/_next)

the path is available at /_next so if you have that tag inside /test for example it will actually fetch /test/_next which doesn't work

so don't do this

it's impossible for a reason

I have a small project to build for the integration with banking system and they require static accessing (file system) to index.html and others routes but next js is actually require a small server to serve those resource which they dont allow me to host. @joulev

then href="_next/static/.." is going to solve nothing

And i found it is possible using Vue.js and now i am stuck what to do next because i dont want to learn Vue.js

then you dont need a running server

Yeah, otherwise Next.js always come with a server, and it will serve static files as well

this is what it look like if using file system to access.

@fuma Is there any trick ??

you should host these assets in localhost with something like live-server

and please read the docs, it should be the /out folder

I have tried it and working fine.

I just want to know can we config the actual build model of next js.

You can't configure everything, but webpack configurations and some simple settings