Hi,
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It appears that you are using the ‘Combine’ selection for the PostProcessing feature. This feature, when applied to CSS and JavaScript, saves processed data locally in the form of cached objects to prevent re-processing. When the plugin engine parses content, it checks the cache. If a specific asset is found to be already processed, it loads it from the cache. If not found, it processes and saves it into the cache.
If there’s a string or value within the JavaScript code that changes, like a timestamp or unique hash, it causes the plugin to generate a new cache for that code, leading to unexpected growth in cache size. Such code is often found inline in the HTML page.
To prevent this, consider using a different selection for the option. ‘In Place’ or ‘In Place & Encode Inline’ would be more suitable for your environment.
Thanks