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Updated to Version 4.1.
…ethod. This allows you to specify max age/expires/content type etc
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Thanks for your opinion, @bretto36 |
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@bretto36 can you provide more examples of custom headers you would like to add? |
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Merged in through separate commit as public contributions can’t be added. |
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I'm trying to use the serverless image handler in our work environment but it doesn't seem to provide any cache mechanism.
The solution is either pass along the Cache headers from S3 (we didn't set any when initially uploading the files). We could update the S3 meta data, or we could pass in the headers we want into the base64 string. This allows for much more customisation. Cache Control, Content Type headers.
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