From my high level understanding, you use webpack to generate unique files names for all css and js dependencies, but rely on http cache headers to force browser to reload index.html periodically. (I could be wrong in my understanding). It's not as instant as your solution, since it relies on browser rather than interactively triggering reload directly inside of the react app. I would use your solution for thousands of user. I would use something simpler for hundreds of users.
Umm, I believe what you referring to is unique file names that webpack generates ?
Would love to learn how webpack breaks browser cache too ?
From my high level understanding, you use webpack to generate unique files names for all css and js dependencies, but rely on http cache headers to force browser to reload index.html periodically. (I could be wrong in my understanding). It's not as instant as your solution, since it relies on browser rather than interactively triggering reload directly inside of the react app. I would use your solution for thousands of user. I would use something simpler for hundreds of users.
It consist of two things: