"Purge Varnish" button accessible for editor role?

Generally editors don’t need to purge the whole cache since editing posts and pages will purge the relevant cache.

What changes are your editors making that require that kind of power? Flushing the whole cache can be expensive (computationally).

There are some pages in the website that show recents posts from a certain category.

On these pages the cache doesn’t get purged when there is a new post.

These pages aren’t the default category pages that WordPress makes but something else? Can you elaborate what they actually are?

If they’re just normal pages with a shortcode, you can edit them (just press save) and they should flush.

I’m looking for the same functionality as Yasp0. I’m using the TablePress plugin on my client’s site. When a table is updated it still shows the cached version of the page with the table on his site.

That’s because the table doesn’t know to update the page it’s embedded on. Do the pages update properly if you just save the page (sans changes)?

My apologies, Mika. It appears to be working now. Not sure what was going on before.