I’m working with a grails plugin that is a few years old and compresses
.js and .css files in compressed bundles the naming convention it
follows is *.gz.js and *.gz.css and doesn’t have an option for
configuring this.
Is there a way to configure it so that Nginx will check these for
compression? As it is now the uncompression is not being applied to
these files.
Did you ever get anywhere with this? Just wondering because I’m stuck in
the
same boat with a legacy grails app (and presumably with the same
uiperformance plugin) running behind nginx, and I’m about to begin
investigating solutions myself…
I’m working with a grails plugin that is a few years old and compresses
.js and .css files in compressed bundles the naming convention it
follows is *.gz.js and *.gz.css and doesn’t have an option for
configuring this.
Is there a way to configure it so that Nginx will check these for
compression? As it is now the uncompression is not being applied to
these files.
Thanks
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