Caching & TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS on Next.js project deployed with Cloudflare Pages
Hi everyone,
I’m running a Next.js project on Cloudflare Pages and from time to time, after a new deployment, I get
What I’ve noticed:
After deployment, some JavaScript file hashes change (as expected).
However, the HTML page served appears to be cached with old references to JS files that no longer exist.
This leads to broken requests / redirect loops until I manually purge the cache.
After a purge, everything works fine—until the next deployment.
This makes me think the problem is related to how HTML and asset caching is configured.
Questions:
Is there a recommended cache configuration for Cloudflare Pages + Next.js to avoid serving stale HTML that references outdated JS files?
Should I be setting custom cache-control headers (e.g., no-cache for HTML but immutable for static assets)?
Is there a Cloudflare Pages setting I’m missing that handles cache invalidation automatically after deployments?
Any guidance or examples of proper caching strategies for Next.js on Cloudflare Pages would be super helpful.
Thanks!
I’m running a Next.js project on Cloudflare Pages and from time to time, after a new deployment, I get
TOO_MANY_REDIRECTSWhat I’ve noticed:
After deployment, some JavaScript file hashes change (as expected).
However, the HTML page served appears to be cached with old references to JS files that no longer exist.
This leads to broken requests / redirect loops until I manually purge the cache.
After a purge, everything works fine—until the next deployment.
This makes me think the problem is related to how HTML and asset caching is configured.
Questions:
Is there a recommended cache configuration for Cloudflare Pages + Next.js to avoid serving stale HTML that references outdated JS files?
Should I be setting custom cache-control headers (e.g., no-cache for HTML but immutable for static assets)?
Is there a Cloudflare Pages setting I’m missing that handles cache invalidation automatically after deployments?
Any guidance or examples of proper caching strategies for Next.js on Cloudflare Pages would be super helpful.
Thanks!
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