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Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) is a powerful pattern for rendering pages on the web. Astro has useful tools to do fine-grained ISR and other advanced caching patterns when deployed to Netlify. This guide will show you how to do it.

1.43.0 (2024-04-24)

Features

connectors:** run local Create with no frontend framework (#1200) (25e878d) sdk:** pass contextual element to callbacks (#1240) (a3450d9)

Bug Fixes

call default on disable method after custom one is called. (#1250) (c262fd6) connector:** auth labels (#1251) (4906e72) sdk:** initialize Integration UI data property (#1242) (0502401)

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Fine-grained cache control headers allow teams to precisely configure which content gets cached and control parameters to selectively invalidate content to ensure a higher cache rate

17.22.0 (2024-04-08)

Features

add --internal-disable-edge-functions flag to skip Deno setup (#6495) (a6f0f45)

load edge functions bootstrap from module (#6496) (bb2279f)

Bug Fixes

set DEPLOY_ID and DEPLOY_URL env vars once available (#6489) (bc24f77)