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Should we Invalidate the page cache after saving settings?

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Created on 30 October 2023, about 1 year ago

Problem/Motivation

When testing the admin form, I noticed that if an anonymous user has a session, and requested a pattern and got a response, then the same pattern is saved in the form, then the same user requested that pattern, they get served a response from the page cache.

Steps to reproduce

Check the steps in the testUrlBanning() test. If you remove clearing the cache from that test, It becomes a test for this issue.

Proposed resolution

Discuss whether this edge case requires clearing the page cache when saving the form.

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Status

Active

Version

3.0

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Created by

🇸🇪Sweden alayham

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  • Issue created by @alayham
  • Comment about 1 year ago →
    🇸🇪Sweden alayham

    I think the overhead of clearing the cache is not worth it. We will be punishing the real users and the server/database for a very rare edge case.

    If we are doing this, then at least we should add a checkbox to make purging the page cache optional.

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