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Cache-bust dynamic configuration files and theme CSS #3993
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DSpace Angular's production server can modify the configuration it serves to CSR-only clients through YAML or environment variables. However, these files can remain cached in the browser and leave users with out-of-date configuration until the TTL runs out or the user does a "hard refresh". On build time this sort of problem is solved by saving the content hash as part of the path of each file (JS, CSS, ...) We introduce HashedFileMapping to bridge the same gap for dynamic content generated _after_ the server is built: - Files added to this mapping on the server are copied to a hashed path - A copy is injected into index.html, where clients can read it out and resolve the hashed paths - If a given path is not found in the mapping, the client will fall back to the original version (to prevent errors in development mode) With this mechanism we can ensure updates to config.json and similar files take immediate effect without losing the performance benefit of client-side caching.
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The JSON mapping needs to be declared as a data block, otherwise browers may complain (nothing seems to really break though, except for Cypress) See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script#any_other_value
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Description
DSpace Angular's production server can modify the configuration it serves to CSR-only clients through YAML or environment variables. However, these files can remain cached in the browser and leave users with out-of-date configuration until the TTL runs out or the user does a "hard refresh". On build time this sort of problem is solved by saving the content hash as part of the path of each file (JS, CSS, ...)
We introduce HashedFileMapping to bridge the same gap for dynamic content generated after the server is built:
With this mechanism we can ensure updates to config.json and similar files take immediate effect without losing the performance benefit of client-side caching.
Compression support is included in anticipation of a pending PR for #3961, where the initial size of
config.json
can become large enough where compressing it would be a plus.Discussion
Instructions for Reviewers
To test:
[dist]/assets/config.<hash>.json
→ hashed configuration file[dist]/dspace-theme.<hash>.css
→ hashed theme CSS file[dist]/index.<hash>.html
→ index file with an extrascript#hashed-file-mapping
element containing the mapping of plain paths to hashed pathsconfig.<hash>.json
anddspace-theme.<hash>.css
are correctly served to the browser, and that the app runs/looks as before the PRChecklist
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branch of code (unless it is a backport or is fixing an issue specific to an older branch).npm run lint
npm run check-circ-deps
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), I've made sure their licenses align with the DSpace BSD License based on the Licensing of Contributions documentation.