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Appends the Jekyll build timestamp to the CSS URL so browsers always fetch fresh styles after a deployment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds build-time cache busting for the site’s primary stylesheet so browsers fetch the latest main.css after each deployment, reducing the chance of stale CSS being served.
Changes:
- Append a build timestamp (
site.time) query parameter to/assets/main.cssin the default layout.
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Summary
Appends the Jekyll build timestamp to the main CSS URL so browsers always fetch the latest stylesheet after a deployment, preventing stale CSS from being served.
Before:
After:
The query string changes on every build, so browsers treat it as a new resource and bypass their cache. No manual version bumping required.
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