What job should a developer run to correct the issue of seeing the previous price in the Digital Commerce API response after an update?

To address the issue of seeing the previous price in the Digital Commerce API response after an update, running the job to populate the API cache is the most effective solution. This job ensures that the cache holding the pricing and product information is refreshed with the most recent updates.

When prices are changed in the product catalog, the Digital Commerce API relies on cached data for performance reasons. If the cache is not populated with the latest information, clients calling the API will retrieve outdated pricing. By executing the job to populate the API cache, the new prices will be taken into account, ensuring that users see the updated pricing information in their responses.

The other options, while potentially relevant in different contexts, do not directly address the immediate issue of outdated pricing appearing in API responses. Refreshing API settings, updating the product catalog, or clearing product data may be useful for other reasons, but they do not specifically ensure that the cache is accurately reflecting the most current prices available.