Check if this helps https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/caching-aem-pages-with-extensionless-html#:~:text=1.-,URLs%20Without%20Extensions%20Are%20Not%20Cached,leading%20to%20potential%20performance%20issues. 

Based on the sample which you shared it does not look like a standard cf multifield but rather some customized version of it, hence it might be easier to process the graphql response on front end.   The js code which I shared will be used by the application consuming your graphql query. So, you can ...

Could you share how does your model look like ? And not sure about the possibility, but I think this can be easily handled on Front end rather than going for any customization. JSON.parse("{\"field1\":\"value 1\",\"field2\":false}")  

Try to cross check once if the osgi config is deployed properly using developer console.Also, it could simply be a cache issue. Please try to hit the entire URL directly with some query param. www.yourdomain.com/etc.clientlibs/your-clietnlib.min.js?q=x 

Since you mentioned that you are using it in headful approach, you need to make sure that GTM libraries are actually included on your AEM page (and not just in index.html. I assume index.html might just be used for local development). You can once cross check in the network tab on publish instance i...

I would still suspect that you do not have enough rights to create the technical account. An IMS org system admin can create a technical account. Check this https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/getting-started-with-aem-headless/authentication/service-credentials#create...

It seems some function binding is taking place to your console.log by the time your DOM gets ready. You should be able to double click your f () {{native code}} during debugging and it should ideally take you to the file where new function is defined and can check within your team to the person resp...

This shows OakState0001 which would mean multiple sessions working on the same node which is why it might have failed sometime.  Following threads might help :https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-assets/gettig-oakstate0001-unresolved-conflicts-error-on-asset-impo...

I tried checking where exactly they are including this clientlib but couldn't find anything other than SystemNotificationsImpl.java So, it seems they are including it from this OSGI component from the backend and not in the traditional way that you would think, in which case trying to include using ...

You can try to check the logs for the cases when it doesn't work. It might be the case, that the asset might already be getting processed by some other workflow when you try to perform the actions in which case, it might not be getting processed properly.