Use buildId
to determine caching headers for a load-balanced/rolling deployment
#10705
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Description
This allows us to send CP resources with cache headers, by introducing a new config setting
GeneralConfig::$buildId
.When set, CP resource URLs will be generated with a
buildId=xxx
query param.Only if the
buildId
from the request matches the config setting, orGeneralConfig::$buildId
is left asnull
, will we serve cache headers.A load-balanced environment should set
GeneralConfig::$buildId
to something unique to the deployment, such as aGIT_SHA
env, or a deployment timestamp.Related issues