Hi Marek, Fernando!
As far as I can tell, overriding js files using a fragment is not a supported feature. The bundle entry resolution works that way for jsps, but not for other types of files.
There is still a fair share of techniques to accomplish it. I assume that the most common case would be to override YUI/AlloyUI default modules. To do this, one possible solution is to create an additional module (not a fragment) with your module implementations and a
config.js file like the following:
;(function() {
AUI().applyConfig(
{
groups: {
mymodulesoverride: {
base: MODULE_PATH + '/js/',
combine: Liferay.AUI.getCombine(),
filter: Liferay.AUI.getFilterConfig(),
modules: {
'my-module-override': {
path: 'my-module.js',
condition: {
name: 'my-module-override',
trigger: 'the-module-to-override',
when: 'instead'
}
}
},
root: MODULE_PATH + '/js/'
}
}
}
);
})();
In order for the system to pick up the module configuration, you should specify it using the
Liferay-JS-Config header. For example, if you're using bnd, you could add the following to your
bnd.bnd file
Liferay-JS-Config: /META-INF/resources/my-module-override/js/config.js
Hope this helps, but please, let me know otherwise with some extra context to figure out what else could be done.
Thanks!
