Darrell

Ok sure. So for background, I am working on an open source library that asp.net core developers can use (primarily during development) in their web applications, for file pre-processing. It...

Thanks a lot for the `Rewire` suggestion, you are right - if I can get that working it should be a much easier path, I'll give that a go first...

@mrjoelkemp `rewiring` the various modules is a bit tricky. Some of the `require("fs")` calls are themselves in functions, making them hard to replace with `rewire` (based on my novice skill...

Still going.. progress stopped for a while whilst waiting on downstream dependency but that's unblocked now so I intend to resume this in the near future.

Hi @iddan - no I am no longer actively working on this. I got quite far with it, including getting a bunch of the underlying dependencies changed to support the...

Yep so I am having the same issue when I take my controller and routes out of the equation

Ok so i'm stepping through the code and managed to get a bit further! The `CompositeFileCacheFilterAttribute` finds a file in the gzip folder and returns it.. this is why I...

Thanks, stepping through that code now. I have noticed something odd perhaps unrelated. So I am creating a bundle like so: ``` bundleBuilder.Create("ReachGCv3MvcModuleNavMenu", BundleFileType.Js, "~/Reach.GCv3.Mvc.Module.NavMenu/js/modules*"); ``` So that's a directory...

Ok so those methods are producing non empty files, under the cache directory `App_Data\Bundler\Cache\Default\3` so I can't see anything wrong there. The problem is that the `CompositeFileCacheFilterAttribute` doesn't return those...

Found the method that creates the gzip cache file. it's the `SmidgeController` CacheCompositeFileAsync method, juts looking at that now to see why its creating an empty file