I am getting errors running 'gatsby develop' on a Gatsby v2 site after deleting a few old pages.
error UNHANDLED EXCEPTION Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'D:\dev\my-gatsby-blog\public\static\d\573\path--- my-blog-post-d-5-f-ef1-Y9bdv2wHaTrcrlb7d2XeeQc6MYw.json'
- websocket-manager.js:21 readCachedResults [my-blog]/[gatsby]/dist/utils/websocket-manager.js:21:24
- websocket-manager.js:44 getCachedPageData [tutorial-part-four]/[gatsby]/dist/utils/websocket-manager.js:44:13
- websocket-manager.js:140 Socket.s.on.path [tutorial-part-four]/[gatsby]/dist/utils/websocket-manager.js:140:26
- socket.js:528 [tutorial-part-four]/[socket.io]/lib/socket.js:528:12
- next_tick.js:131 _combinedTickCallback internal/process/next_tick.js:131:7
- next_tick.js:180 process._tickCallback internal/process/next_tick.js:180:9
My particular site is a blog that shows a list of posts on the index. Not sure if its relevant but the deleted pages are Markdown files resolved with the plugin gatsby-transformer-remark.
I was able to resolve this by deleting the contents of the .cache directory. Using rimraf I added a new script to my package.json to simplify the process in the future.
"cleancache": "rimraf .cache/*"
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