[NEW] Setting to set a JS/CSS CDN #11779
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Adds a setting to use a CDN just for JS/CSS assets aka the ones bundled.
The existing setting
CDN_PREFIXapplies across js,css,avatars,emoji and everything.The new setting
CDN_PREFIX_ALLis set to true by default to preserve that existing behaviour.But if you want to serve js/css from a different CDN prefix. Then you can set the new setting:
CDN_JSCSS_PREFIXand it will then only apply the prefix provided to the js/css files. In our case.. all of the meteor bundle js/css files 😄This will allow someone to start off and accelerate the js / css delivery speeding up initial paint. Then later on if they wish.. they can start using a CDN to cache more of their assets. This also gives them the power to combine as one CDN... or potentially use a couple of CDN's.
Power in the users hand. 😄