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I'm using GitHub Actions to build and deploy our static web application, and there is a 22M 3D model that becomes 8M after deployment, and the textures are missing, I don't know why.
After the application is built, the size of the model is still 22M. I don't know what happened during the upload process.
Workflow jobs output:
Network pannel in chrome devtools
Here is the model in normal state:
After deploy:
HI @LemonNeko ,
thanks for bringing this to our attention. This seems odd. Is there a specific tutorial or azure doc you are following to build your app? if yes can you please share it with us.
Have you try increasing the chunk size or the other recommendations mentioned in the warming messages?
I'm building against the official azure documentation, and it's weird that this doesn't happen in a staging environment.
GLB model files cannot be chunked, so ignore the warning.
Found the reason, I put the model separately in a static web application, when I configure a custom domain name, the model is normal. When I turned on enterprise grade edge and rebuilt it once, the model was lost
I plan to use Azure Blob as the CDN, but why the model is lost when the enterprise grade edge is turned on, I don't know