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While we all wait for high-dpi avatar support, there's a quick fix you can do to serve higher quality avatars at least in certain areas of the product such as the comments, and user fields of the issue field--I find it makes things look a lot better.
This trick does require a proxy such as nginx.
Basically, when you are asked to serve a small/xsmall, just strip out that parameter. Here's an nginx example:
location /secure/useravatar {
proxy_pass http://localhost:8080;
# we will specify our own caching on these images; limited to 30 days in case we need to revert the changes in future
proxy_hide_header Cache-Control;
add_header Cache-Control "private, max-age=2592000";
# this basically strips out the size small/xsmall from the request
if ($request_uri ~ "/secure/useravatar\?size=x?small&(.*)") {
set $remaining_args $1;
set $args "";
rewrite "/secure/useravatar" /secure/useravatar?$remaining_args break;
}
}
The default cache-control caches for a long time. I modified to a shorter period just to be safe (in case there were some place in Jira where the rendering would look bad).
Been using it for almost a year now with no problems. Let me know if you decide to test it out.
Here's a screenshot before / after.
David Yu
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