Things like this usually happen because the query is cached paired with the pagination variables... There was a solution I've found on Github Issues years ago where you could retrieve the "last used params" for the pagination, and, with that, your cache update would work just fine.
But, I see it's a simple update, the resolutions algorithm should work just fine, it's the easiest of cases. One thing you can look into is the use of Fragments, I've never used it, so it might be the point of the problem.
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Things like this usually happen because the query is cached paired with the pagination variables... There was a solution I've found on Github Issues years ago where you could retrieve the "last used params" for the pagination, and, with that, your cache update would work just fine.
But, I see it's a simple update, the resolutions algorithm should work just fine, it's the easiest of cases. One thing you can look into is the use of Fragments, I've never used it, so it might be the point of the problem.