Setting response headers only on documents

[jen]

Hey @Nakib,
I believe we answered your above question over here:

Format of custom headers glob

Why it is not working in my case. `[[headers]] for = “/*.js” [headers.values] cache-control = “max-age=31536000” for = "/*.css" [headers.values] cache-control = "max-age=31536000" for = "/*.woff" [headers.values] cache-control = "max-age=31536000" for = "/*.png" [headers.values] cache-control = "max-age=31536000" ` Here only the .js file gets bundled but in the network tab, I see for: “/*.png” on bundle.js header. That means bundle.js is getting the header for “/*png”. Why? A…

As for the *.html files, you will not be able to accomplish what you want today. This comment explains:

Setting response headers only on documents

Yes, but my pages (like many folks’) are not served with a ‘.html’ extension, try https://5e00e2e86a200d0007b165cf--simonhearne.netlify.com/ instead of https://5e00e2e86a200d0007b165cf--simonhearne.netlify.com/index.html So what I think you are saying is that it is impossible to set different headers for documents served at directory roots.

We’ve opened a feature request and have added your +1 to it. We’ll definitely update here if there’s any movement on that!