Closed phildini closed 8 years ago
My usual preference on these things is to refer to assets by a name that indicates the build, or alternatively, indicates their content. There are a variety of open source Django packages that enable this.
@paulproteus Can you name some? Finding examples that you like would be really helpful, and I agree about including build or commit info.
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My usual preference on these things is to refer to assets by a name that indicates the build, or alternatively, indicates their content. There are a variety of open source Django packages that enable this.
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I ended up making this work by using whitenoise and django's built-in static handling. Good enough for now.
Not sure how to make this happen safely, but we should be referencing new versions of assets when they're pushed to clear the cache.