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For anyone encountering the same issue. I was able to solve this by copying all the files inside the public folder into the "blog" folder like so:

You have an interesting problem here. You have n processes that are given each the location of a chunk of data to process, but you can't provide the exact location of the chunks because you are dealing with lines and your locations are in bytes. Even if you split the file in lines to get the precise locations of chunks, you are experiencing some issues.

Here's a solution that is suboptimal (I assume that you do not want to process lines sequentially: it seems obvious):

• cut the file in chunks as in your first try;
• for each chunk, find the first and the last line feed. The chunk format is : B\nM\nA where B (before) and A (after) do not contains any line feed, but M may contain line feeds;
• process the lines in M and put B\nA in a list at the current chunk index;
• finally, process all B\nA elements.

This is suboptimal because once you have processed every M, you still have to process all B\nA and that last work must wait the other processes to be complete.

Here's the code:

Well after some time searching and analyzing the code with my fellow partners the only answer we can assume is the answer of @Ethan Jewett which is: 'Not sure. You'll probably have to share your app with someone to fully diagnose. It's possible that you used example code in your index.html and are pulling UI5 from a CDN or something instead of using the local one.'. If you want to understand (well) the problem please check the comments. Thanks to Ethan for all his help!!