Always detect changes in template file

Hi @ressa, I can't reproduce this.
Each time the CKEditor is loaded, the stored configuration is loaded, in this case the "file_path". The file is then loaded.
If there are problems with the wrong content of the file or the wrong file itself, there can only be cache problems.
Normally, the changes should be applied after deleting the cache.

I can confirm this problem. I had to save the template.json file under a different filename (template_new.json) to make my changes to be picked up. Clearing the cache (drush -cr) did not help.

But now when I add another change to the new file - it works as expected! Even without clearing the cache.

But when I select the file with the old filename again, I still get the old content of the file although the content of both files is identical!

Very strange.

Thanks @e.r.n.i.e, renaming the file, seems to be the method to get around this, for now ... I am also using Firefox, so maybe a clue?

I added the method in the Issue Summary, as a workaround. But it's not ideal, so it would be great to get this fixed, and always grab a fresh copy of the template file, and not an old, cached version.

Well, this is a bit strange, but it seems like simply pressing F5 refreshes the template file, and gets the latest version after an edit ... I am pretty sure I have tried this, as well as Ctrl+F5 before ... Odd :)

But since I can't reproduce, and everything works fine, I'll close the issue.

I'm adding to this for anyone else who runs into this problem. I was also experiencing a caching issue where my template changes would not update. It seems to be the fault of the browser's cache, not the website's cache. A forced refresh (CTRL+Shift+R) a few times finally cleared Chrome's browser cache enough to see the changes.

Seems like renaming the template file may also be an alternative solution - or just clearing your browser cache, but that sucks because you lose your login status.

Anyhoo, hope this helps.