Hi Dale, ng serve is a development tool and not a server. Because of that it is optimized for speed and doesn't monitor the assets folder. As you correctly assessed, it does cache on startup. The proper place for such files is hosting them on a secondary service(nginx would be a good fit). Then put in a proxy config, so everything that goes to `/staticAssets` (or any name you like) if forwarded to the secondary service.
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