Support for gzipped pipeflow #7
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March 4, 2014 16:34
…gz suffix on the destination and sets the appropriate headers
…om disk to better support gulp type operations i.e. gzip
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@nkostelnik +1 Would love to see this PR accepted! |
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@nkostelnik Would be great to see this accepted, there are some great features here. |
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Hey thats done and published at 0.2.0. I think we may need some unit tests soon :) |
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Using the gulp-gzipped plugin, pipe contents can be gzipped before being uploaded to s3. To have s3 serve the gzipped content correctly headers must be set.
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