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Hi, I see that basset cache bursting relies on fixed hash (substr(md5(base_path('composer.lock')), 0, 12)). When I update my css/js assets I want to change that cache bursting string, so users get immediate update. How to do that? |
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pxpm
Apr 25, 2024
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Hey @GregaUNK at the moment is not possible. The only way to bust the cache is if the I've started working on a way to make it configurable in Laravel-Backpack/basset#126 Let's move the conversation over there. You can also follow that PR to see when we add that ability (soon I hope). Cheers |
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Hey @GregaUNK at the moment is not possible.
The only way to bust the cache is if the
composer.lockchanges.I've started working on a way to make it configurable in Laravel-Backpack/basset#126
Let's move the conversation over there. You can also follow that PR to see when we add that ability (soon I hope).
Cheers