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Simple way I use is the version each file, with a version string...<br />
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So say your content starts out using jquery-3.0.0.js then switches to jquery-3.0.1.js any browser will pick up the new version.<br />
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This method works so long as you don't cache any html/text MIME types, so text component always downloads to visitors browsers.<br />
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Since text downloads should always be &lt;500ms (what I target on my sites) this is the general technique used when versioning of files is used.
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Simple way I use is the version each file, with a version string...

So say your content starts out using jquery-3.0.0.js then switches to jquery-3.0.1.js any browser will pick up the new version.

This method works so long as you don't cache any html/text MIME types, so text component always downloads to visitors browsers.

Since text downloads should always be <500ms (what I target on my sites) this is the general technique used when versioning of files is used.

mikha

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I have an asp.net project . I want to version the JavaScript files, when there are any new changes to those files , so that browser downloads the latest . <br />
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Are there any tools/ nuget packages for this ?
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I have an asp.net project . I want to version the JavaScript files, when there are any new changes to those files , so that browser downloads the latest . 

Are there any tools/ nuget packages for this ?

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