Small update.
At this moment, if I connect through the cellular network I get an old version
of file, while if I connect through the wifi of my house (fixed connection) I
get the latest file.
Thanks,
Massimo
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On Thursday, 5 April 2018 14:33:16 UTC-6, Colton Kruschel wrote:
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> I am incredibly new to course building and have never coded in my life.
> Right now I am struggling with deploying my app. It keeps telling me to
> open a command prompt and then to get to my coursebuilder directory, I
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I am incredibly new to course building and have never coded in my life.
Right now I am struggling with deploying my app. It keeps telling me to
open a command prompt and then to get to my coursebuilder directory, I
honestly have no idea what that even means.
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The _tickCallback frame you see in the graph was called by the main root
service you profiled. By clicking on that frame you will reveal the full
name and file that defines this frame's process. It looks like this is the
Node.js
Event Loop
Hello Adeel, Have you finally solved this problem?
On Friday, June 30, 2017 at 1:37:49 AM UTC-4, Adeel Ahmad wrote:
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> Hello George, any update with the progress? Thanks!
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> On Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 1:37:19 AM UTC+5, George (Cloud Platform
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>> Hi Adeel,
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>> Needing
Here are metadata:
*Content-Type * *application/octet-stream*
* Content-Encoding *
* Content-Disposition *
* Content-Language *
* Cache-Control * *no-cache*
I'm not sure about caching duration: at this moment I'm getting the file
version of more than 10 hours ago, even if it was updated 13 times
QQ: Can you please provide your complete headers? And how long do the files
get cached?
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Hi, I've been using the Storage service for years but starting from
yesterday I'm having a problem.
I'm getting a cached version of the files even if I put the "no-cache"
option in Cache-Control.
Was there any recent change that I should be aware of?
Thank you,
Max
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AFAIK you can't. But remember - by putting those header there you allow
anyone - including your client's browsers to cache that page for one hour.
So even if you could purge / update the google frontend cache, the clients
wouldn't see the update anyway if they have it in their cache (unless
