I am curious why the javacript bundles are considered dynamic content, and why do i have to enable dynamic content compression in IIS settings in order to get my js bundles gziped. Is it because the server has to merge all the different js files in one bundle and this is considered dynamic? I thought that this action is performed once when the server starts , it creates all the bundles and caches them. I have tried to find out an answer on this online but i don't understand why is this happening. From my understanding all js and css files should be treated as static content because in order to change them i would have to deploy a new build. Is it possible to compress bundles without enabling dynamic compression in IIS settings?
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This seem like an already answered question but i don't want to think that this is the only answer... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18895536/compression-of-bundles-created-by-asp-net-bundling-using-system-web-optimizatio – nick Georg Dec 02 '20 at 13:15