Bust cached remoteEntry.js file
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to bust a cached version of the remoteEntry.js file without rebuilding the host?
If so, can we get an example on how it can be achieved?
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dynamically inject it or use a querystring along with a preload tag
Use the CDN and cache-control headers
OR
During CI, write a JSON map of cache busted file names to look up and inject (can increase RTT)
Inspect lululemon’s website. We have like 4 federated containers all cache busting, been in prod for well over a year