I'm deplying WAR file, but temp folder isn't updating

Hi,
I'm using WL 9.2.2.
How and when does the temp folder to which WL extracts the WAR file (looks something like $WL_HOME/servers/servername/tmp/_WL_user/myapp/tptld5/war) get updated? I'm noticing that when I re-build my WAR, deploy it and then go check the contents of the temp directory, the WEB-INF/lib and WEB-INF/classes aren't updated with the latest content.
Your input is appreciated, - Dave

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