I noticed whilst doing administration work on my Drupal 8 site, that not all my imagestyles were getting populated after each change. As content in imagestyles get created on first-time access, this presents an issue with respect to metatags, as metatag content has to be accessible for website crawlers to access it.
Fortunately there is an easy way around this.
Views To The Rescue
Instead of going into each content that contains an image, create a View of the same image with different imagestyles.
Then for each image, go into the property and edit the imagestyle to be used.
Do this for each image / imagestyle combination that needs to be generated. Run the View either within Views or an admin page you've set up for that purpose.
Obviously regenerating imagestyles can take a hit on server resources, particularly if there are a lot of images to be generated. Therefore it is best to run this procedure at a quiet time, or when your Drupal server is in maintenance mode.
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