The vtex link command does not listen to changes in Typescript types. To solve this issue, run vtex unlink to stop the link. Then, link the app again after the new changes.

Set the no-cache option on your endpoint's response, as in the following example:

ctx.set('Cache-Control', 'no-cache')

Notice that, for providing a fast response, caching is enabled by default. However, we understand that a real-time response might be necessary when testing an app during development.

We strongly recommend that you do not disable cache for stores in production.

1. Log in to your store's VTEX account.
2. Run vtex ls to list the apps installed on your account.
3. Check if the major of the store theme app installed is different from the one you are developing.

To see your changes in action, the version of the theme project you're working must be in the same major as the one from the store theme app installed on your account.

4. Check if there is another store theme app installed on your VTEX account. If positive, uninstall it.

Run vtex ls to check which apps are included on the Edition App installed on your account. If you see the app you're trying to install with another major, you might have an issue with the Edition App installed on your account.

In this case, consider opening a support ticket to change the Edition App installed on an account. First, go to the Edition App doc to learn more about the available Edition Apps.

Checking if the Search Integration process started

1. Open your account admin and go to Store Setup > Search > Integration Settings.
2. Check if the search has been activated in the store.
3. Press the Start integration button to start integration.

The indexing process will start and you will see a link to the Indexing Status screen.

The Integration settings is responsible for the Catalog's initial indexing with VTEX Intelligent Search. After installing the application, this will be the first step to integrating it with the Catalog.