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On June 21 I changed my website to a new framework. In the past I've used Vuejs and now I'm using React. But my cache never invalidates, I can access my new site only in browsers that never enter the old version or using CTRL + SHIFT + R (But on next refresh the old site backs).

I was looking in the Chrome Dev tools network tool and noticed the response header still sends the date attribute as June 20, others clients have this same problem. How can I resolve this? Without going into browser settings and manually checking my cache, it's impracticable cause older users have this same problem too…

I also tried flush DNS Cache with this tool https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/cache

It's running in Google Cloud Run

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Have you checked the revisions of your project? You can also try this documentation to invalidate the cache content.Andres Fiesco Casasola
@AndresFiescoCasasola I'm using different services on cloud run, I changed the mapping on custom domains to my main domain appoint to the new site service, it's not a revision problem. About Invalidating on cache CDN It's not possible, because both projects don't use Cloud CDN, all static files are serving in public folderMatheus Alexandre de Sena