Question: Purging v-tags does not work
L3P3 opened this issue · comments
Description
In my GitHub repo, I use v1.x and v1.4.x to reference the latest matching build.
When there is a new build, the tags are updated/moved.
But the below links still give me old versions.
Affected jsDelivr links
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/L3P3/lui@1.x/lui.js
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/L3P3/lui@1.4.x/lui.js
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Date: Wed, 29 May 2024 11:04:44 GMT
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- Location: Germany
Requisites
- I performed a cursory search of the issue tracker to avoid opening a duplicate issue.
- I checked the documentation to understand that the issue I am reporting is not normal behavior.
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Additional content
https://github.com/L3P3/lui/tags shows that both v1.x and v1.4.x point to the latest build commit, which is version 1.4.4.
But even though I ran purge (even tried your purge tool), the tags in jsdelivr still give me old versions (1.4.1 and 1.4.2).
Watch out, the exact version tags like "v1.4.4" point to the source code, so they should be ignored!
I don't know if this issue has to do with the tags being in the default pattern of version tags, somehow colliding with jsdeliver's own versioning system. Or if jsdelivr does not support updating existing tags.
Tags are considered immutable. You should make a new tag for every change and use a link like @1.4
to have jsDelivr automatically load the latest 1.4.x
tag (but don't have v1.4.x
in the repo - we will resolve it and load the actual number, right now it would be 1.4.4
). Then, you can also purge the @1.4
link if you want to refresh it immediately.
Sorry for confusion, so ...
- Should I tag the release commit
v1.4.4
or1.4.4
? - And the link for latest 1.x is then
.../gh/L3P3/lui@1/lui.js
? - Should I purge then
.../gh/L3P3/lui@1/lui.js
and.../gh/L3P3/lui@1.4/lui.js
? - Is there wildcard purge like
.../gh/L3P3/lui@1/*
or do I need to do it for all files individually?
- either works
- yes
- yes
- each file separately