Snippet not rendering after build

[DarksideVT]

I've been running a dev env of my site and using the snippet renders when I use mkdocs serve. After I mkdocs build and host it on an nginx server, the entire website works other than the snippet. Am I not able to use snippets when I build then host on an nginx site? You can take a look at my website to see what I mean. https://ed-tech.tech/Docker/Python_Dev_containerization/ About halfway down the page there are 2 codeblocks that have nothing in them. That's where the snippet should be going.

[facelessuser]

I know nothing about your system nor how you are using Snippets.

Snippets is run the same way in both mkdocs serve and mkdocs build. When the page is being rendered, the snippet is first injected, then the page is rendered. The only difference between serve and build is that serve runs a local dev sever for live viewing. They should be built in the exact same way. As a matter of fact, Snippets is completely agnostic about what MkDocs is doing as it is not specifically tied to MkDocs in any way. It is a Python Markdown extension, not a MkDocs plugin, so it doesn't care whether you are building or serving your docs.

I would need far more information about your project and the environment under which you are building your project than I currently have. Better yet, I would advice constructed a minimal, reproducible example. You post a link to a zip or a repo containing this minimal example if you like.

[DarksideVT]

Here is the markdown portion that corresponds to this.

```py title="Dockerfile" linenums="1"
--8<-- "docs/Docker/python-docker/dockerfile"
```
```bash title="init.bash" linenums="1"
--8<-- "docs/Docker/python-docker/init.bash"
```

[facelessuser]

Again, there should be no issues assuming when built or served that Snippets can actually find the files at the locations you specify. I do not have enough information to know whether this is true or not.

[DarksideVT]

I think this is on me. Looks like the way that I'm building it, it doesn't pull that repo down at all... that's on me.

[facelessuser]

Okay, that is kind of what I figured it most likely to be, an "environment issue". Such questions require information that I am just not privy to.