On 13/09/2014 YoheY - OpenOffice wrote:
Browser refresh many times, nothing changed.
But, after a while it worked perfectly.
I went back to svn to see the fresh changes, but there were no fresh
change.
Due to the high traffic (the most visited pages may have 1 million
visitors per day), we use server-side caching systems: the Apache
Infrastructure team knows the exact setup, but in short a page is
considered to be "valid" for some time, so even if you reload it you
will still be served the old version for a certain period. You will see
the new one only when the (server-side) cached object expires, usually
some minutes.
The workflow, more or less (then details may change), is:
- I commit a change to SVN
- This modifies the page on our "staging" server
- I publish the site (meaning that the "staging" copy is recognized good
as goes to the main site; this is manual, and I do it when I'm done with
changes, so it can happen immediately after the SVN commit or after
several SVN commits)
- You see the new one when the caches (server and client, i.e., your
browser cache) expire.
So there is indeed a delay. Usually it's under 15 minutes, but it may
vary depending on multiple factors. Forcing the reload (CTRL+Shift+R)
can help on the client side.
Regards,
Andrea.
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