javascript.fast.load=true does not bundle all of the JS files into a single JS file
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Anna Zombori-Suszter
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Issue
- Despite the
javascript.fast.load property being true, a lot of JS files (starting with /combo) are still loading separately on the pages. Note: This property is true by default.
- Therefore, a lot of /combo requests are still sent to the server.
Resolution
- By default, Liferay bundles together resources that are sent out. In situations, where there are numerous additional resources, such as when resources are used by themes or JavaScript or many locales, then those resources would need to be processed separately to aggregate them together.
- Although currently the described behavior is expected, there is a Feature Request open for allowing more control to the files that are loaded at each page request: LPS-107502
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