Our security protocols do not recognize this file extension, so this request is blocked. We seem to be the first to deploy Umbraco 9/10 behind a mountain of security. That's fine, but there needs to be an easy way to either (a) configure it to use the query string or (b) altogether disable it.
Running the app in debug mode is not ideal, but I've turned to a temporary measure for now.
Edit: I removed some of my sass. Get it? It's a FED joke... :)
I've recently submitted a pull request to the Smidge project. If approved (and working correctly), this will add a new configuration property, protectFileExtensions. This change results in Smidge respecting the file extension of bundled files – i.e., the cache busting is moved to just before the original file extension, either .css or .js.
If you are a C# developer experiencing the same issue, please review my PR. I'm a front-end developer ;).
It's changed since my last post on this topic. The new configuration value is currently labeled keepFileExtensions. It would solve the core issue explained in the original post.
Disable RunTimeMinification, or "Smidge", for Production
Smidge currently produces a hash, version, or timestamp and appends it to the end of the file like so:
Our security protocols do not recognize this file extension, so this request is blocked. We seem to be the first to deploy Umbraco 9/10 behind a mountain of security. That's fine, but there needs to be an easy way to either (a) configure it to use the query string or (b) altogether disable it.
Running the app in debug mode is not ideal, but I've turned to a temporary measure for now.
Edit: I removed some of my sass. Get it? It's a FED joke... :)
I've recently submitted a pull request to the Smidge project. If approved (and working correctly), this will add a new configuration property,
protectFileExtensions. This change results in Smidge respecting the file extension of bundled files – i.e., the cache busting is moved to just before the original file extension, either.cssor.js.If you are a C# developer experiencing the same issue, please review my PR. I'm a front-end developer ;).
For anyone searching, I could not find any way to disable Smidge's minification and bundling.
The solution I proposed can be found here in the following PR.
It's changed since my last post on this topic. The new configuration value is currently labeled
keepFileExtensions. It would solve the core issue explained in the original post.All the best,
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