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Gzipped bundles are not being tracked #22
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So... what's the solution for this? |
@jamesmgg I ended doing compression on nginx level, which I believe is what most people do. Since then I haven't tried using webpack for this purpose again. |
Yeah, I ended up doing it at the django level too. In production it
automatically knows to search for js.gz files when requesting a js file.
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@jamesmgg <https://github.com/jamesmgg> I ended doing compression on
nginx level, which I believe is what most people do. Since then I haven't
tried using webpack for this purpose again.
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@jamesmgg Hi, may I ask how did you do that? |
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Gzipped bundles compressed with webpack-compressor-plugin are not being tracked and, therefore, not available in the json output.
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