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Why is meta API sometimes returns the previous version but not the latest?
Oh, thank you. The buffering time now seems to be shortened.
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Oh, thank you. The buffering time now seems to be shortened.
I tried to request urls like
https://greasyfork.org/scripts/{NumberScriptID}/code/script.meta.jsto get the meta info of one script (for example: https://greasyfork.org/scripts/416310/code/script.meta.js). But I found the meta info didn't appears like the latest version of the script (for example, the latest version of https://greasyfork.org/scripts/416310/ is1.4.8, but when I request https://greasyfork.org/scripts/416310/code/script.meta.js I've got version1.4.7.1(the previous version but not the latest)).Similarly, I got the previous version when I requested urls likehttps://greasyfork.org/scripts/{NumberScriptID}/code/script.user.js. How can I get the latest meta data and latest script using ScriptID?PS: While I'm typing these words, I found the problem disappeared itself, and now I'll get the latest version if I request those urls again. Is there any buffering time in GreasyFork?