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As per rails guides, compression is on atuomatically for assets unless specifically defined differently config.assets.gzip. These, and the uncompressed files are being generated on the application's shared/assets folder.
Context: nginx server version 1.14 + Phusion Passegner 6.0 running
How can I tell whether the call to the server is invoking the .gz vs uncompressed asset (assuming the client browser is not using the cached version)?
ruby-on-rails gzip
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As per rails guides, compression is on atuomatically for assets unless specifically defined differently config.assets.gzip. These, and the uncompressed files are being generated on the application's shared/assets folder.
Context: nginx server version 1.14 + Phusion Passegner 6.0 running
How can I tell whether the call to the server is invoking the .gz vs uncompressed asset (assuming the client browser is not using the cached version)?
ruby-on-rails gzip
asked Jan 3 at 11:09
JeromeJerome
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As per rails guides, compression is on atuomatically for assets unless specifically defined differently config.assets.gzip. These, and the uncompressed files are being generated on the application's shared/assets folder.
Context: nginx server version 1.14 + Phusion Passegner 6.0 running
How can I tell whether the call to the server is invoking the .gz vs uncompressed asset (assuming the client browser is not using the cached version)?
ruby-on-rails gzip
asked Jan 3 at 11:09
JeromeJerome
2,2091831
As per rails guides, compression is on atuomatically for assets unless specifically defined differently config.assets.gzip. These, and the uncompressed files are being generated on the application's shared/assets folder.
Context: nginx server version 1.14 + Phusion Passegner 6.0 running
How can I tell whether the call to the server is invoking the .gz vs uncompressed asset (assuming the client browser is not using the cached version)?
ruby-on-rails gzip
ruby-on-rails gzip
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In the client request, there will be the Accept-Encoding header
It may contain smth like gzip, deflate, br
In this case, gzipped resource will be sent if there's one available. In the response headers there will be Content-Encoding: gzip then
answered Jan 3 at 11:27
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In the client request, there will be the Accept-Encoding header
It may contain smth like gzip, deflate, br
In this case, gzipped resource will be sent if there's one available. In the response headers there will be Content-Encoding: gzip then
answered Jan 3 at 11:27
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In the client request, there will be the Accept-Encoding header
It may contain smth like gzip, deflate, br
In this case, gzipped resource will be sent if there's one available. In the response headers there will be Content-Encoding: gzip then
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In the client request, there will be the Accept-Encoding header
It may contain smth like gzip, deflate, br
In this case, gzipped resource will be sent if there's one available. In the response headers there will be Content-Encoding: gzip then
answered Jan 3 at 11:27
Alexey SuslyakovAlexey Suslyakov
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In the client request, there will be the Accept-Encoding header
It may contain smth like gzip, deflate, br
In this case, gzipped resource will be sent if there's one available. In the response headers there will be Content-Encoding: gzip then
answered Jan 3 at 11:27
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answered Jan 3 at 11:27
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answered Jan 3 at 11:27
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