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[gateway] Compression must be enabled by default #343
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Compression algorithm must be activated by default because it's the way to tell to the backend server that the gateway "understand" gzip or deflate content. |
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By default Gzip and deflate compression are disabled. Consequently, It's impossible to read http-dump log with a cat/nano...
Currently we can enable compression in api settings > gateway > endpoints settings
It could be interesting to activate this option by default.
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Without this option html to json can't work correctly
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