How to compress responses from roundup

Hi all:

I have been using https://webpagetest.org against issues.roundup-tracker.org
and my demo site. One of the things it is flagging is lack of compression
for response data.

How are you guys dealing with this? Do you use a proxy to compress and
rewrite the stream on the fly? Do you use a proxy web server to serve
up files under @@files so resources like css etc. are served from the
main servver and compressed as a result?

Does anybody have patches for roundup that will enable gzip (or
brotli) compression?

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