03-24-2022, 11:58 AM
When an Experiment Builder builds a project for test run, it creates cached versions of your image files to speed up future builds.
A problem can occur if an image file's contents are modified but its filename remains the same. The build process may fail to detect this change and, to save time, will continue to use the old, outdated cached image instead of creating a new one.
To fix this, you must manually clear the cache. Run the Clean command (click the broom icon) on your project. This will delete all old cached images and force the project to recreate them during the next build.
A problem can occur if an image file's contents are modified but its filename remains the same. The build process may fail to detect this change and, to save time, will continue to use the old, outdated cached image instead of creating a new one.
To fix this, you must manually clear the cache. Run the Clean command (click the broom icon) on your project. This will delete all old cached images and force the project to recreate them during the next build.