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Caching headers for embedded static files #12

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opened 2025-06-08 12:36:28 +02:00 by Jef Roosens · 0 comments
Jef Roosens commented 2025-06-08 12:36:28 +02:00
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The embedded static files (HTMX and picocss) don't respond with any proper caching headers, causing the browser to re-request these on page reload. As these are completely static, they can be cached indefinitely and should respond with proper headers. Perhaps we can embed the build date as a static modified header.

The embedded static files (HTMX and picocss) don't respond with any proper caching headers, causing the browser to re-request these on page reload. As these are completely static, they can be cached indefinitely and should respond with proper headers. Perhaps we can embed the build date as a static modified header.
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