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We tried that with one of our variables (env:PUBLIC_URL) but didn’t see it being available as expected. Not sure what we did wrong. We wanted to use it in react app->index.html as %PUBLIC_URL%
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Is it possible that you’re missing the prefix (env:)? • Variables beginning with env: will be exposed as Unix environment variables • Variables beginning with php: will be interpreted as php.ini di...
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The other detail to always look out for is whether you are using environment variables or project variables. I think for the env:PUBLIC_URL it would be an environment variable, but I just wanted t...
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The env: prefix works the same for both project-level and environment-level variables. However, setting a project-level variable won’t trigger a redeploy so the variable change won’t take effect u...
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I’m not sure what you mean by “text compression.” Requests for dynamic pages (generated by WP) will never be encrypted, because that’s a security risk. Requests for static files should be compresse...
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Thanks for the advice, also by default do you only compress items on the master branch? I have made the above changes to my develop branch but not seeing any improvement so thought id see if that c...
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Hello, About the txt compression net settable for text.html content type. The security issue is this one : REACH (CVE-2013-3587) potentially NOT ok, “gzip” HTTP compression detected. - only supplie...
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The compression logic should be identical on all environments. If you’ve already verified the cache, we’ll have to take a look at your config files specifically. I’d suggest filing a support ticke...
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I’m also looking for a way to enable compression on Drupal. My website has a large number of routes that are only accessed anonymously (there is no personalization of any kind), so I was hoping to...
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Is it possible you’re not on the master branch locally, but on something like main? If so, you’ll need to reconfigure the branches on Platform.sh (https://docs.platform.sh/guides/general/default-b...