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  • Thread Starter cmorin

    (@cmorin)

    Hi Harish,

    I don’t think it has to do with any caching plugin on my server but rather core functionality within WordPress. Have you tried to replicate the issue in your own instances?

    To replicate, add a download/version and save. Load the public site and verify that the download is listed properly (using a form that displays the file date). Then, edit the version and change the file date and save. Reload the public site, does the download reflect the new file date?

    Thanks,
    -Craig

    Thread Starter cmorin

    (@cmorin)

    Hi Harish,

    We are not using server side caching except for a Varnish cache available for HTTP traffic, but we see this issue with and without that. I think the issue has to do with built-in WordPress object caching. I’d rather not rely on my own code changes and so I’d appreciate it if you could look into the issue and see if it is something that can be fixed upstream.

    Best,
    -Craig

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