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If you disable the cache, you will never get a 304 on remote image since we (well I) use the temp file's mtime. Is this a problem ? I think we should set the tempfile mtime to the value returned by the server ?
Before 2.0.0, I think it would do the same. Am I right ?
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First, I verified this with JIT 1.43. When the cache is disabled, you will never get a 304 response (but 200 OK). So with this older JIT version, the issue is the same for external and local images alike!
With JIT 2.x (current integration branch) the issue only exists for external images.
I think we should set the tempfile mtime to the value returned by the server ?
If you disable the cache, you will never get a 304 on remote image since we (well I) use the temp file's mtime. Is this a problem ? I think we should set the tempfile mtime to the value returned by the server ?
Before 2.0.0, I think it would do the same. Am I right ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: