I created a Node.js Appwrite function and deployed it successfully. When I accessed /ping, it returned pong as expected. Later, I cloned the function repo, edited the response to "this is an edited response", committed the changes, and pushed to the main branch. The Appwrite console detected the changes and automatically rebuilt the function. After some time, it showed the status as "active". However, when I visit the function endpoint and hit /ping, it still shows the old response "pong". I’ve confirmed that the build status says Active, the code was pushed to the correct branch, and I’ve tried refreshing the page and even accessing it in different browsers but the old response persists. Any idea why the changes aren't reflecting? Could it be a cache issue or something wrong with the deployment?
This is the edited code I have deployed on the GitHub
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