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R0ckandClaude Opus 5
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Splitting the front end into ~20 files turned index.html into a versioned artifact: it lists every JS and CSS file the app loads, in order. nginx sent Cache-Control: no-cache for .js and .wasm but nothing for HTML, so browsers applied their own heuristic freshness and held the old one. Fresh JS against a stale manifest means app.js calls window.MapResponsive.init — a file that manifest never loads. Blank map, "–" counts, no visible error. It broke production for every returning visitor until they hard-refreshed, while a fresh browser (and every headless check) saw a working site, because a fresh browser has no cache to be stale. The regex block cannot cover it on its own: "/" does not end in .html. So the header goes on the root location too, and .css joins the regex since the stylesheet is split now as well. no-cache, not no-store: nginx still answers 304 when nothing changed, so this costs a round-trip rather than a re-download. The assumption that broke was mine — that index.html was a page rather than a manifest. Splitting the front end silently made the cache policy load-bearing, and I did not check it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012LgDv2uN7V4qCDWVXM5e5w