This issue seems to happen sporadically with some users.
If you’re in chrome sometimes it never seems to get the new bundle / fresh code.
Using the reload button, shift-refresh or debug mode “empty cache hard reload” does not work.
deleting browsing data just for that server does not work.
deleting everything in chrome does.
if I go into Private browser I see latest code.
Anyone else getting this? Any ideas welcome?
When you are in dev tools in the browser, on the Network tab, what do you see as source for the code? Is is a Meteor server, a CDN url, a Service Worker as size, or a disk-cache?
Thanks, I ended up wiping my full cache,… but will check this next time it happens. For now it’s Meteor server url, when you rollover the size it shows if it’s in cache… one of our colleages it was showing as Memcache.
One of the other colleagues who it was happening to, it not seem to show anything different. I couldn’t convince him to wipe his entire cache, as hew was workaround it via an Incognito window
one of my colleagues worked this out… so seems to be related to localstorage, this worked
previously we were just doing cookies and sitedata… but that did not get those site settings.
That said, I would be interesting to know how we can avoid this.
So, is this an instance of the XY problem? The title says “A few users can’t seem to get new code/bundle” but in the details are that your application stores stuff in localStorage which your application logic does not “upgrade” or “clear” on each code push?
Do you expect Meteor to provide a generic solution to this?
