Which action is recommended when testing client-side actions in NetSuite?

When testing client-side actions in NetSuite, using CTRL + F5 or CMD + R is recommended because these keyboard shortcuts perform a hard refresh of the browser. This action forces the browser to reload the page while ignoring cached content, ensuring that any updates to JavaScript, styles, or other resources are retrieved directly from the server. This is particularly important when testing client-side actions, as changes may not be reflected if the browser serves a cached version of the page, leading to inaccurate testing results.

Regularly clearing the cache can be beneficial, but using the hard refresh is often a quicker method to view the most current state of the application without the need for more manual and extensive cache management. While editing workflow status settings and verifying user permissions can be important steps in ensuring that client-side actions function as intended within workflows or user roles, they are not directly related to the immediate process of refreshing and testing changes made in the client script environment. Thus, the hard refresh via keyboard shortcuts is a more immediate and effective approach for testing changes to client-side actions.