[Bug]: Enable gzip compression and Strip Prefixes settings are not applied to docker-compose project

[ro-bit-admin]

Description

Traefik labels for gzip and strip-prefix middlewares are present docker-compose.yml even though they are unchecked in the Advanced settings tab.

Minimal Reproduction (if possible, example repository)

Exception or Error

No response

Version

v4.0.0-beta.271

[linear]

COOL-152 [Bug]: Enable gzip compression and Strip Prefixes settings are not applied to docker-compose project

[ro-bit-admin]

Hi @andrasbacsai.

Any update on this issue so far?

[peaklabs-dev]

Developer Note (for confirmed bugs).
Reproduction steps:

1. Simply add a docker compose project via git.
2. Check the compose file.

-> Now I think the labels are never applied if you enable or disabled gzip or strip-prefix, there are no labels applied.

[steve-noel]

Hi @peaklabs-dev @andrasbacsai ,

Do you guys have any update on this?

Thanks

[yuanzhixiang]

I’ve spent the entire afternoon troubleshooting why my WebSocket connection wasn’t receiving any responses, only to discover that the issue is caused by gzip compression. Unfortunately, there’s no way to disable gzip compression when deploying through Coolify, which leaves me with no choice but to abandon this platform. This limitation is extremely frustrating and frankly quite disappointing.

[yuanzhixiang]

I’m encountering the issue of automatic port detection errors again. My container has two web ports, 6003 and 8080. In the console, I set 6003 as the exposed port, and the Traefik load balancer is also set to 6003. However, once deployed, the proxy redirects to 8080 instead. Can you please stick to managing the deployment framework without changing the network settings arbitrarily? Currently, there isn’t even an option to manually correct the network configuration. This is incredibly frustrating. If there are so many bugs, then at least give users the ability to manually override settings. Don’t hide a silent refresh somewhere that changes configurations to settings inconsistent with what’s displayed. This approach is extremely frustrating.

[louisheal]

I was trying to use SSE (Server-Sent Events) with an app deployed on Coolify, to do that I needed to disable gzip compression, however the button does not work.
I managed to find a workaround, here it is for anyone who is struggling with this too:

• Open the resource you would like to disable gzip on
• Select Configuration -> General and scroll down until you see Network
• Untick "Readonly labels"
• Remove the following lines:
  • traefik.http.middlewares.gzip.compress=true
  • traefik.http.routers.https-xyz.middlewares=gzip