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Cache busting suffix breaks inlining

Open PythonNut opened this issue 8 years ago • 0 comments

Web assets often use suffixes to prevent stale cached files from loading, e.g. font/abc.ttf?ad8d7e2d177d2473aecd9b35d16211fb or font/abc.eot?#iefix.

Unfortunately, this prevents gulp-inline-base64 from inlining those files, without going through the extra step of renaming the files to those exact names (which is brittle and may break compatibility with other programs).

EDIT: This definitely breaks compatibility with Windows, which doesn't allow a literal ? in filenames.

PythonNut avatar May 26 '16 05:05 PythonNut