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in my grails application I would like to make all files in a specific folder in my web-app directory to be public so I can use them whenever I want. Is this possible when messing around with ApplicationResources.groovy config or is there any other smart way to make them public without calling them directly?
I imagine something like this: resource url:'images/flags/*'
Apparently the Resources plugin does not have this feature, see Resources Plugin — How To include all contents in a directory?.
The linked post does, however, include a solution.