Deployed WASM (Production) not compressing Radzen js/css

Radzen Studio Blazor Server
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Hi All

I have noticed after deploying my Radzen project that the files specific to Radzen do not appear to be served as compressed files.

For example the following files are brotli compressed:
dotnet.7.0.11.9ilnxpdj29.js
blazor.webassembly.js

BUT.. the following Radzen are not:
Radzen.Blazor.js
fluent-dark-base.css
bootstrap.min.css
site.css

Also of interest is the brotli compressed files have "Blazor-Environment: Production" response header, yet the Radzen files do not.

Example screenshots:

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image1983×838 53.9 KB

Is there something I can do to have all files in the Radzen project compressed.
Note, this is a Radzen Blazor Studio project (WASM)

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Compression is enabled by default for _framework folder and it was shortly for wwwroot as well however later removed - according to this issue since there is no real benefit:

3

Considering the GH issue this looks as a generic Blazor nuance. You should probably log a new issue in the aspnetcore repository.

4

Oh :frowning: that is a pain.
I really appreciate the speedy response though.

It greatly increases the size of things like fluent-dark-base.css which comes in at a whopping 636Kb alone.

I think I will log an issue.

Thanks again.

5

I think you can enable asset compression easily at web server level. This is probably the correct approach anyway. It is enabled on our demo site and all assets are compressed.

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By the way the Fluent Dark theme is a premium one - make sure you have an active subscription if you use it in production.

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I'm not sure I can change AWS App Runner runtime compression settings unfortunately.
I also deployed to Fargate as well but no luck there either :frowning:

And yep, no trouble with "Fluent Dark theme" you will see I have a paid subsciption :wink:

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There is probably some hidden setting - all web servers worth their money have it (Nginx, IIS, Apache). Otherwise I would look for a different provider :wink: Dynamic asset compression is a common feature.

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