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With the cache turned on the class attribute is cached and 'foo' is rendered in both locations. I suggest adding the CssClass to the cache key is the simplest workaround. The ideal solution would presumably be to cache the file content rather than the HTML output.
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Is the preferred approach to add the class to the cache key? That will resolve this issue, but I suspect that the issue may exist for all attributes (e.g. <our-svg src="@Model.SiteLogo" id="logo"></our-svg>). Ideally the file contents would be cached and the rendering of the tag would not be, but that looks like a much bigger change.
For the same SVG I have both
With the cache turned on the class attribute is cached and 'foo' is rendered in both locations. I suggest adding the CssClass to the cache key is the simplest workaround. The ideal solution would presumably be to cache the file content rather than the HTML output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: