Double slash for bundles path

[ziglee]

This slash before the bundles path is generating a double slash for the scripts path, e.g. http://localhost:3000/node_modules/@angular/common//bundles/common.umd.js. Some server are not happy with this double slash and redirect to 404 pages like Firebase Hosting.

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[ziglee]

I signed it!

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[Foxandxss]

Weird, I think I tried that way in the past and it didn't work. But it certainly does.

Can you change the systemjs.config.plunker.js as well?

[ziglee]

I suppose it can be changed too. I'm having some errors trying to run "npm start" inside public/docs/_examples folder to test this.

[Foxandxss]

You can't do that there.

Just run gulp build-plunkers and then go to any example, inside their ts folder, there is a plunker.no-link.html. Open that file in your browser and you will go to plunker.

[ziglee]

I had a problem with that too.
`gulpfile.js:515
spawnInfo = spawnExt('npm', ['install', ...sources], {cwd: EXAMPLES_PATH});
^^^

SyntaxError: Unexpected token ...`

[Foxandxss]

You need node 5.

[ziglee]

Plunkr works according, regardless of how the bundles path is setted at systemjs.config.plunker.js

[Foxandxss]

That is weird. I will check.

[wardbell]

Sounds good. Merging