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Rendering is Cached
There may be many reasons.
If you have multiple CD servers and .cshtml file deployed only one server correctly.
File location is not correct, you can cross check if file location is correct by ...
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How to ensure rendering cache invalidates after a direct edit to the .CSHTML file
The easiest way to clean the HTML cache is to trigger publish.
Sitecore doesn't have watchers on .cshtml files, so it is expected behavior.
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Caching HTML for rendering based on "page" item data, not datasource
As long as the output is always the same on each page then you can use Vary By Data, this will cache based on the context item if no data source is set.
Note that as per Mark's point this might not ...
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Integrated GraphQL cache is not working in Sitecore XP
This will work if you have done the following:
On your site definition item, enable Cache HTML. Ensure that Html cache size (in MB) has a value. Publish the item.
Restart your CM and CD instances. ...
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Is there a way to add a cache buster to the RenderFormScripts Html helper function?
You can override IncludeFiles processor of forms.renderForm pipeline and add custom parameter for all the scripts (or styles). Class below adds DateTime.Now.Ticks to scripts only. You can use your own ...
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Html cache on rendering with "vary by data" in Multiligual site
Sitecore internally uses the current language in the cache key so the above approach will work fine for different language versions as well. It treats every sublayout or rendering as a different ...
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Cache clean-up on Publishing:End:Remote with multiple CMs
Remote publish end event will be able to clear the cache on all the CM servers. You need to make sure the scalability setting for multiple CM servers are set properly.
When configuring multiple CM ...
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HTML rendering cache performance logs
This is a big topic with many blog posts and presentations on it.
Have you already used the cache.aspx and stats.aspx to see what happens? You can find these in the Admin section of the Control Panel....
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Lost on HTML Output Caching in SXA
There can be other reasons why the website is at 100%, sometimes this won't be mitigated by caching. It depends on how your current setup is and what components you have in place, as you need to ...
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