I'm trying to change the background texture in an Arcade app, however, even though I requested Arcade not to cache textures, it seems as though it does. This is my code:

class Application(arcade.Window):
    # ...

    def on_draw(self):
        if should_change_back:   # logic for when is written elsewhere
            # get img and edit it
            new_imgPath = self.choose_img()
            new_img = self.edit_img(new_imgPath)
            
            # save edited image in directory
            new_img.save(self.tmpImgPath)

        # load texture
        arcade.start_render()
        background = arcade.load_texture(self.tmpImgPath, can_cache=False)
        arcade.draw_lrwh_rectangle_textured(self.l, self.r, self.w, self.h, background)

    # ...

Every on_draw, if the app decided it should change the background, it chooses a new image, edits it in a random way (implemented in edit_img) and saves it in a certain path (always the same path). I believe that since Arcade sees this is the same path, it thinks the texture is the same and uses its cache, even though it isn't supposed to.

I have tried loading a different texture before re-loading the new one, as well as using arcade.cleanup_texture_cache() before loading the new texture, and neither worked.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!