Add type file, Support nested files, / index routes, and trailing ? query strings - #2
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Add type file, Support nested files, / index routes, and trailing ? query strings#2wallzero wants to merge 15 commits into
/ index routes, and trailing ? query strings#2wallzero wants to merge 15 commits into
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Hey, just wondering if this can get merged. Thanks! |
domadams
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Mar 10, 2019
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Take another look. I also think my changes cover issue #3. |
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globto retrieve all nested files within directory/, and that route has a compressedindex.html, serve it. Important: Doesn't serve if no compressed `index.html is found?query strings. Query strings are sometimes used for caching but previous code confused them when detecting mime type. I'm unsure if there is a use case where the query string should be preserved but it's captured and kept for now.package-lock.json$from example; results in no matches