revert updates, but not working on live site

[kezi9]

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I'm new to development.
I cloned my repo with the link to my local and made changes for the sandbox test environment. However, when I merge & pull a request, it is committed to the live site.

So in the live site repo, I reverted everything back to the original state. It all succeeded on GitHub, I checked everything: the code, the desktop, the status, the local dev server, and everything looks perfect. But it still shows the unintended updates on the live site. I'm not sure how this is possible and how to fix this.

I also removed the origin from the cloned folder.

Btw, this is a private repo.

Is there any suggestion on how to solve this?

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[Claudia-Rocha-H]

Even though you reverted everything on GitHub and it looks perfect there, the live site won't update on its own, you'll need to trigger a new deployment for your live site so it pulls those reverted files, also, sometimes it's just caching try a hard refresh in your browser, clear your browser's cache and if you use a CDN, clear its cache too.

[kezi9]

Thanks for the insights! May I know how to trigger a new deployment in AWS? I've done a hard refresh in all browsers and incognito windows and clear the browser's cache, but clearing CDN cache is new to me. May I know how to do that as well?

[kezi9]

Never mind, I've tried to invalidate the cache by adding invalidation /* and it works! Thank you so much!

[Claudia-Rocha-H]

Great! I'm glad you got it sorted out