Why is ISR taking 2 refreshes to properly fetch new data on each page?
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Swyftey posted this in #help-forum
SwyfteyOP
Hi,
I have
What seems to be happening and how can I fix it?
Just to clarify: In the video, I delete a document which I think its card should have been removed after the first refresh because the cache should be stale
Thanks for any help.
I have
next: { revalidate: 5 } set on my API fetches, but for some reason I still have to refresh a second time to view the new/changed data even after it's been logner than 5 seconds. This happens on each page where data is being fetched on the server side (each page needs to be refreshed a second time).What seems to be happening and how can I fix it?
Just to clarify: In the video, I delete a document which I think its card should have been removed after the first refresh because the cache should be stale
Thanks for any help.
Answered by Swyftey
I got my answer, for now anyways.
To anyone who may ever come across this post:
I'm using
To anyone who may ever come across this post:
I'm using
unstable_cache to make sure I only have to reload once.8 Replies
SwyfteyOP
Is there a way to make it one refresh (while using revalidate/ISR)? I do not recall needing to refresh twice in some earlier version of my code.
you may bump but please keep it to once a day only, thanks. your post is not even 3 hours old
yes, i was referring to you bumping once. it's not a hard rule, but it's pretty clear implicitly that you shouldn't bump unless a significant amount of time has passed, not 41 minutes. bumping then deleting makes it no less fishy because that's a common tactic used here to circumvent the bump rule – we know it when yall do that.
@joulev yes, i was referring to you bumping once. it's not a hard rule, but it's pretty clear implicitly that you shouldn't bump unless a significant amount of time has passed, not 41 minutes. bumping then deleting makes it no less fishy because that's a common tactic used here to circumvent the bump rule – we know it when yall do that.
SwyfteyOP
great, thanks. but also, thank you for admitting to breaking discord TOS, much appreciated
we do have a message logger sir
SwyfteyOP
sooo... you're the fishy one
every message logged, that's nuts and imo sounds against TOS in a way - not sure tho
SwyfteyOP
I got my answer, for now anyways.
To anyone who may ever come across this post:
I'm using
To anyone who may ever come across this post:
I'm using
unstable_cache to make sure I only have to reload once.Answer