a common form of cache busting is to append the hash to the file name like so: '${name}.${ext}?${hash}' with this method the server will serve up ${name}.${ext} no matter what comes after the ?
if this format is used renaming the file isn't actually needed, just the substitutions in the out files.
additionally with smart rewrite rules formats like ${name}.cache.${hash}.${ext} can have the server serve up '${name}.${ext}`
a common form of cache busting is to append the hash to the file name like so:
'${name}.${ext}?${hash}'
with this method the server will serve up${name}.${ext}
no matter what comes after the?
if this format is used renaming the file isn't actually needed, just the substitutions in the out files.additionally with smart rewrite rules formats like
${name}.cache.${hash}.${ext}
can have the server serve up '${name}.${ext}`this pull request implements this functionality