Is this a caching issue that could resolve in time? I deleted a previously uploaded picture and replaced it with a new picture bearing the same file name. However the old picture still appears on the website and on appwrite cloud dashboard. However when I hit download or enter the image URL in browser the new image shows up. Example left is the image that comes if I press download and right is the picture in the preview and the one that shows in my website
Yes, files can be cached (server-side OR client-side). As such, i highly recommend creating new files rather than recreating files with the same ID.
Thanks I'll do that and find a way to keep it all organised 👍
but we also have a bug server-side 😅 https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/5529
Haha yes I thought I was being clever by recycling the file ID but will have to make a assign new ones and update the profiles docs 😭
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