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I think the usual approach to this is adding some form of differentiator to the URL that makes no functional difference but indicates a change to the browser. For example you might have a URL like: https://www.hacksoc.org/static/style_2017.css might become https://www.hacksoc.org/static/style_2017.css?aabbcc123. Then the ID would change when the file did, this works as long as the HTML is updated by the browser (which it is most of the time). A reasonable ID would be the git commit ID or similar.
Not sure if there's a cleaner way than this though...
when css is updated, it frequently takes a hard-refresh to get the changes to appear (e.g. #197 (comment)). this sucks!
it would be really nice to work out:
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