Azure App Service
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Files seem to be caching on deployed app service
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Deej
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Files appear to be caching when I deploy my app through DevOps. The App Service seems to have deployed just fine but when I update and redeploy my changes don't seem to have been applied.
Pages I changed still show the old version, deleted pages still appear, and pages I have added give me 404. I am deploying through a YAML script, when I push to Azure GIT, it kicks of a pipeline. The pipeline shows no errors.
Is there something special I should be adding to my script to allow this?
Running my app is Visual Studio 2022 all is fine I can see my changes and test them no problem.
I haven't seen this behaviour before, has anyone any clues please?
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Lex Li (Microsoft) 5,582 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2024-10-04T22:09:00.2166667+00:00 Are you able to create a virtual machine on Azure in other regions and test this web app to see what's the status? Web apps can be cached at various locations, so that's a quick way to rule out the common causes.
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