No it won't be true always if you have set header's of meta.json file to have not cache using CloudFront policies.
Or manually settings headers for this to for no-store .
no-store
In this case it will always be a new version from next deployment.
Let me know if I was able to help ?
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No it won't be true always if you have set header's of meta.json file to have not cache using CloudFront policies.
Or manually settings headers for this to for
no-store.In this case it will always be a new version from next deployment.
Let me know if I was able to help ?