“Destroy all optimization data” leaves all the .bk.jpg and .webp files around
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While dealing with LSCache image optimization problems, I tried pushing the “Destroy all optimization data” button, and disabled all the image optimization options. The documentation said that the button would give me a “clean slate”, but looking at the directories, there’s still lots of *.bk.jpg and *.webp files.
So now I am wondering:
- what exactly did this button do
- I can just delete those *.bk.jpg and *.webp files, or should I rename the *.bk.jpg to remove the bk part, or what?
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