maybe it’s a timing issue, but often when i update track7 from github and some of the changes are in a css or js file, i still get the old version of the file until i go to cloudflare and tell it to purge that file from the cache. git pull returns a list of modified files, so i should be able to parse that and use the cloudflare api to purge whatever needs to go.
maybe it’s a timing issue, but often when i update track7 from github and some of the changes are in a css or js file, i still get the old version of the file until i go to cloudflare and tell it to purge that file from the cache.
git pullreturns a list of modified files, so i should be able to parse that and use the cloudflare api to purge whatever needs to go.