Using Providence on a local network, I've noticed every time the WAN link goes down, all of the request times increase to 15+ seconds, which is painfully slow.
With DevTools open, I can see that every request is waiting on a 15-second DNS timeout for maps.googleapis.com prior to loading several of the local script files.
Is there a more efficient way to queue that script, or just disable it when not in use?
For example, deleting this line of code immediately resolves the symptoms:
Using Providence on a local network, I've noticed every time the WAN link goes down, all of the request times increase to 15+ seconds, which is painfully slow.
With DevTools open, I can see that every request is waiting on a 15-second DNS timeout for
maps.googleapis.comprior to loading several of the local script files.Is there a more efficient way to queue that script, or just disable it when not in use?
For example, deleting this line of code immediately resolves the symptoms:
https://github.com/collectiveaccess/providence/blob/e87363bb4b6086ff5f3be9b799558f92b45c27c5/app/conf/assets.conf#L93
Same problem and same workaround observed in Pawtucket.