add build-time ETag to /-/static/* responses & return "304 Not Modified"#3017
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We keep adding more deps. T_T Build time (from clean) on my computer is getting in high numbers. |
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The first step of #1560, extracted from #3006.
Can save quite a bit of transfer time for slow connections, but also saves time between CDN & origin. Of course, not specifically for these files, it's just the ones I started with.
Generally I want to try not to use the often "simple" etag impl that would aways generate the full html, then MD5-Hash it, and only then comparing it with
If-None-Match. Better is to work with an ETag that can be generated without fetching the actual content.Next steps after this:
ETag/If-None-Matchto rustdoc asset handlers (toolchain & invocation)