Version Packages (integrations/makeswift) - #3191
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@bigcommerce/catalyst-makeswift@1.10.1
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#3185
96af6d9Thanks @jordanarldt! - Declare a revalidate window for Makeswift API requests, and addMAKESWIFT_REVALIDATE_TARGETto configure it.The Makeswift SDK tags its responses with
@@makeswiftbut never declares a TTL. Under thefetchCache = 'default-cache'segment config, Next.js reads "no cache config" as "cache forever", so published content was cached indefinitely and only thesite.publishedwebhook could refresh it. On any host Makeswift cannot reach — a local dev server, or a deployment it isn't configured to notify — content froze permanently, and deleting.nextwas the only way to see an edit.Requests for the published site now declare a revalidate window: 3600 seconds by default, or 0 in development, where the webhook never arrives and the TTL is the only invalidation. Draft-mode requests are unchanged; they already opt out of caching, and adding a revalidate value there would trip Next.js's conflicting-config rule and cache the builder's live edits indefinitely.