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Add cache header to profile picture

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  • klawitterbK Offline
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    I've noticed that the profile avatar picture from /api/v1/profile/avatar/... does not return a cache-control header. Could we add one so the browser will cache it?

    I guess duration could be discussed, not sure if the url would change if picture changes. If so I guess we could choose a long cache duration.

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      wrote on last edited by BrutalBirdie
      #2

      What cache time do you suggest?
      Imo 14 days or even 30 days is okay.

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      • klawitterbK Offline
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        30 days sounds good to me.

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        • nebulonN Offline
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          Currently, the URL is fixed which makes it hard to cache when avatar changes and the browser. However since the profile avatar is not a public route, we could look into having that delivered by the backend dynamically based on some hash. That might be a good idea, then we can set the cache to forever basically.

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