Jim,
are you sure you're looking at the right problem?! Your config snippet
looks right, and I'm confident you removed any comment signs around the
jobs section.
The thing is, add-nocache-param *is* false for the build version by
default, so you are not actually providing anything new here. And unless
you are using parts, there is only one script file to load in the build
version anyway, and you should see just a single .js file being loaded in
Firebug's net tab. Does this single file have a 'nocache' parameter? Are
you sure you are looking at your build version? Is it possibly the
*source* version you want to tweak (then switch to "source-script" in your
config)?
T.
> I need to remove the nocache param from the URL of my outgoing
> requests but making the needed change does not seem to produce the
> desired results. Here is the added part to the config.json file, the
> rest is what is created when you create a new project. I am using the
> latest SDK build.
>
> "jobs" : {
> "build-script" : {
> "compile-options" : {
> "uris" : {
> "add-nocache-param" : false
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
>
> Does anyone see anything obvious? If not, what might be going wrong here?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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