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That's a really good point. Doing this will invalidate browser cache on most sites whenever you do a deployment. If you are the type that does production depl
by marcc 16y ago
That's a really good point. Doing this will invalidate browser cache on most sites whenever you do a deployment. If you are the type that does production deployments throughout the day, then this could slow down the user experience. However, maybe you want an easy-to-use javascript cache reset tool for every deployment.
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- andrewvc 16y agoI'm fairly certain X-Whatever doesn't invalidate browser caches. I mostly meant it for things that need to invalidate on every release, since you can use the string to pass in to memcache as a query string.