In other cases where these may not be possible, for example wanting to force a refresh on an end-user's computer that you don't have access to, you can append a version number to the script name as a query parameter making the browser identify it as a different file.
Some have asked for some build runtime and for 1000 small resources, it takes approximately 11 ms.
Return relativeUrl.Replace("~", "") + "?v=" + BitConverter.ToString(hashData).Replace("-", "") Using (var stream = File.OpenRead(server.MapPath(relativeUrl))) If (File.Exists(server.MapPath(relativeUrl))) Helper: public static string HashUrl(string relativeUrl)
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I have a snippet code on how to to this in C# (Razor for implementation) if this can help. One way to automate the process is to hash the content of the said file and use that as the version. Like said, you can add a ?v=# after your ressource. It may not be 100% related to the chrome refresh but for further developpment. With Developer Tools open, right-click the Reload button to display a reload menu with the following: Reload the current page, ignoring cached content:Ĭhrome Keyboard Shortcuts - Chrome Help (Under "Webpage shortcuts") Start Chrome with the command-line switches -disk-cache-size=1 -media-cache-size=1 which will limit the caches to 1 byte, effectively disabling the cache. Check "Disable cache (while DevTools is open)" under the Network header of the Preferences pane.Open Developer Tools Settings (Press F1 or DevTools Menu, Settings).Open Developer Tools (Press F12 or Menu, More Tools, Developer Tools).
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