I am still digging through the docs here, but it looks like there’s controlled options on the “dest”/ output files configuration. Is it possible to customise output/dest filenames to add a datetime/version/hash stamp?
It feels like it could be something added here as %unix_timestamp%, %build_version% or something unique like that. It doesn’t need to be exceptionally long; I think asset versioning IDs usually sit around 8 characters.
For context, I am using the github action to generate my translation JSON, but I want to add a custom versioning stamp to these files to manage their caching more effectively through a CDN.
Customizing output filenames with a datetime/version/hash stamp is indeed possible. You can achieve this by using scripts in the post-processing step of your GitHub action workflow. After the translation JSON is generated, you can add a step to rename the file accordingly before it’s uploaded to your CDN.
While we don’t have any pre-made solution to achieve this, you’re welcome to run some tests on the matter.
