SVGs Are Not Caching When Serving Over CDN

Hi all! We’re having some issues with SVGs uploaded to the image library are not cached when served over the CDN. The response is not returning a

cache-control

header that lets the browser cache the file. PNGs get the correct header, but SVGs get no such thing.
According to the documentation the CDN used by Sanity is Google CDN. The Google CDN Caching Overview page (
https://cloud.google.com/cdn/docs/caching ) states that, among other MIME types, “Any 

Content-Type

 matching 

image/*

” will be cached. The SVGs does indeed have

Content-Type: image/svg+xml

when returned from the CDN, so they seem like highly likely candidates for a proper

Cache-Control

header.
Is this a known issue? Something implemented specifically by Sanity for security reasons or other? Or just an unintended side effect? And have anyone bumped into this issue and solved it somehow? Any pointers and suggestions are welcome here.
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Good catch! This is a bug.Will be fixed in a pending release, thanks for reporting!