Swapping DNS record to new Netlify domain, but cache remains after purge

[plucky glade]

You can purge the cache at the edge, but if browsers have a cached version, you would need to employ cache-busting to get the changes visible

[jaunty edge]

Any link references for the cache-busting?

[plucky glade]

https://nestify.io/blog/cache-busting-techniques/

[jaunty edge]

Problem is the whole codebase is changed, and the old version isn't even online anymore. I deactivated the Netlify host for the old.
And adding the "*.v2.js" files seems a little weird, as they're auto generated from my Vue / Nuxt page

So will delve some deeper into this

[plucky glade]

Most frameworks will auto-cachebust by putting a hash of the contents within the filename

Not sure if Nuxt does so

[jaunty edge]

I think Nuxt will, but the old version was Vue, and now all filenames have changed, as the whole structure is updated

[plucky glade]

Yeah, if all the names have changed, then they should be busted automagically

So you wouldn't need to do anything

Which tab is that? It doesn't quite look like the Network tab...

[jaunty edge]

Application > Cache Storage

[plucky glade]

I can't tell, is your HTML also being cached here?