Devicon SVG asset delivery and CDN caching limits

Devicon distributes technology iconography through both NPM packages and external CDNs. When utilizing the CDN delivery method, assets are referenced via CSS classes that map to specific SVG paths or font files.

A primary concern involves the consistency of asset updates across distributed environments. Because the library is curated and updated frequently to reflect new technology versions, there is a potential for version mismatch between the linked CSS stylesheet and the cached SVG assets on a client's browser or an intermediary proxy.

If a project relies on a generic CDN link rather than a version-pinned URI, the behavior of the browser cache may lead to stale icons appearing after a library update.

• What is the recommended strategy for forcing a cache refresh of Devicon SVG assets without incrementing the entire project version?
• Does the current CDN infrastructure support granular versioning for individual technology icons?