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I am using Orleans Dashboard for Squidex, a headless CMS, and I have a request from a user, who runs Squidex in a corporate environment with strict firewalls. I have seen it before, that CDNs are often blocked.
If I would provide a PR to host the files locally, how would you prefer it?
Just integrate the files as resources into the assembly and load from there?
Option 1, but which a option to turn it on or off?
Integrate the files into a separate assembly, so that you do not have the extra 5 MB in your app, if you don't need it?
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Option 3 is my preference. If we could have a separate nuget package for the offline resources if needed it would be the best of both worlds. Happy to help out on this if needed.
I think it is relatively straight forward. I am going to introduce an interface for that to call in the middleware. The default implementation is just going to do a redirect to a CDN then and then another implementation which loads the resources from embedded resources.
Hi,
I am using Orleans Dashboard for Squidex, a headless CMS, and I have a request from a user, who runs Squidex in a corporate environment with strict firewalls. I have seen it before, that CDNs are often blocked.
If I would provide a PR to host the files locally, how would you prefer it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: