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This replaces the
jsandcssassets with their gzipped versions. Unzipped one of thejsfiles is 1.3M and this reduces it to around 300k.This is probably not the cleanest way to fix this as I just manually zipped the files and committed them. If the
swagger-ui-distpackage is updated in the future, then this would need to redone.A better fix could be to provide instructions on how to fetch
swagger-ui-distpackage in your asset pipeline and then be able to pass a function that would calculate the path to the static assets that is used in the template. If using Phoenix you would pass something likeMyEndpoint.static_path.Although this would be cleaner it's a more complex setup for the user of the library and a bigger refactor.