I feel like I usually don't have a problem, so maybe something about my configuration ensures this (it's been a few weeks since I've had to make any back office changes though, so maybe I'm not remember things correctly). Some things I do that may or may not help you:
I debug from Visual Studio (rather than from IIS).
The web.config is set to have debug be true.
I have the Chrome inspector open and the browser is set to have caching disabled.
BTW, I've gotten into trouble before setting a query string in the package.manifest file. I think there was some problem with ClientDepenency or something. Might have been a temporary issue, but thought I'd give you a heads up.
Clearing cache when developing a plugin
What is an easy way to clear the cache while developing a plugin.
So far the only thing that always seem to work is editing the package.manifest
And in the link, for instance:
/app_plugins/js/myjsfile.js?v=102
And then every time update v=xxx to a higher number. Same for the .html and .css
But there must be an easier way.
I feel like I usually don't have a problem, so maybe something about my configuration ensures this (it's been a few weeks since I've had to make any back office changes though, so maybe I'm not remember things correctly). Some things I do that may or may not help you:
BTW, I've gotten into trouble before setting a query string in the
package.manifestfile. I think there was some problem with ClientDepenency or something. Might have been a temporary issue, but thought I'd give you a heads up.Thanks, I didn't set the cache disabled in Chrome DevTools that helped.
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