I think for sure there's some sort of delay of deployment sometimes.
It does not always happen.
You don't have to deploy your app again, just have to wait long enough
(time frame unpredictable) for your new deployment instance get going.
Even though in the console says the app is deployed and run
you changing the version number? You'd need to go to the console
> and change the version that's being served.
>
> Maybe you're caching behind a proxy or viewing a cached version on
> your end? try loading the url in a browser and hit F5
>
> On Oct 15, 4:21 pm, nnhobbit
you changing the version number? You'd need to go to the console
> and change the version that's being served.
>
> Maybe you're caching behind a proxy or viewing a cached version on
> your end? try loading the url in a browser and hit F5
>
> On Oct 15, 4:21 pm, nnhobbit
I deployed an app, in which an URL was originally serving simply a
“hello”. Later I changed the content served from that URL to something
else and deployed it again. However the new content did not show up
and the page still showed the original “hello”.
Another (possibly related) issue I'm experie
