We need some tests for this, but I debugged the issue where we were having N copies of /api or /css and I didn't see any reason that this would have been for reasons we speculated previously (like, it was really in web extensions) - it does seem that somehow the might be getting mixed up. If it's just that, then this solves the problem by sorting the items by their keys so they're kept together)..
We need some tests for this, but I debugged the issue where we were having N copies of /api or /css and I didn't see any reason that this would have been for reasons we speculated previously (like, it was really in web extensions) - it does seem that somehow the might be getting mixed up. If it's just that, then this solves the problem by sorting the items by their keys so they're kept together)..