Hi team, I use Sites to host a Next.js web app and it serves from old deployment for many hours. Is this expected? I thought it would serve from new deployment because that shows "Active" under "Deployments" but actually old deployments get the requests. Could someone please help?
Image-1: Shows "Deployment ID" in 2nd column from "Logs" table. Image-2: Shows list of deployments with their IDs
If you see in Image-1, I got request 14 hours ago which is served by an older deployment. New deployment was 1 days ago (image-2) but still requests from 14 hours ago was not served by the new deployment.
@Support Bringing in to attention if I can get some help here.
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