set asset-pipeline skipNonDigest to true #412
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since Grails takes advantage of the manifest.properties file to properly map requests for non digested file names to the digested equivalent
This reverts commit e5fa764.
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since Grails takes advantage of the manifest.properties file to properly map requests for non digested file names to the digested equivalent
skipNonDigests = true should be added to the assets block {} in build.gradle
these files are not needed in a Grails app and this drastically reduces the size of the jar/war.
"By default both digested named versions of assets as well as non digested named versions are generated as well as the gzip equivalents. Some frameworks dont actually need the non digested named versions ( ratpack, grails, spring-boot, and servlets). These frameworks take advantage of the manifest.properties file discussed earlier in the documentation to properly map requests for non digested file names to the digested equivalent and preserve compatibility with libraries that may not work well with digested file names.
Tip
Change skipNonDigests to true to help reduce the file size of your final generated project.
Tomcat will automatically still serve files by non digest name and will copy them out using storagePath via the manifest.properties alias map. This simply cuts storage in half."
https://web.archive.org/web/20240425133323/http://www.asset-pipeline.com/manual/index.html