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by tokenizerrr
3438 days ago
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Ctrl+Shift+R is a bit more ergonomic. > It's actually been super annoying to explain to Project Managers - as they often don't see CSS changes due to this change (which actually happened nearly over a month ago). You are appending a cachebuster to the URL that changes for every release, right? |
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I'm in a department with a many years outdated CMS. The modern CMS does this after minification. The version I'm stuck with doesn't do cache busting or minification. My department is stuck on the outdated CMS due to our necessary continued support of IE8. So unfortunately no, we're not. We do so manually once a site is in production but it isn't worth the effort to do manually while things are still fast moving and internal. It's much easier to occasionally remind the project manager that they need to do a hard refresh.