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Possibly yes, problems may appear, but I used this approach on live project. Before I tested it of course on pre-prod environment, but in the end - it worked well, without any issues (in my case).
It's not like having a single if in your nginx.conf will instantly sigfault your webapp, server and possibly your fridge too. But the fact that it's so weird and unstable may have a negative effect on maintainability.
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ifs in nginx is maybe not the best idea... (source)Possibly yes, problems may appear, but I used this approach on live project. Before I tested it of course on pre-prod environment, but in the end - it worked well, without any issues (in my case).
It's not like having a single
ifin your nginx.conf will instantly sigfault your webapp, server and possibly your fridge too. But the fact that it's so weird and unstable may have a negative effect on maintainability.