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Hi all,
We've been happy customers of CacheCrispies and have been using do_caching true on some models.
do_caching true
However now we've noticed that these models are never expired, our Redis cache keeps on growing.
I read the code and the docs just specify use X as caching method.
X
What's the advice on ensuring the CacheCrispies models are expired without setting a default expiration on the full Rails cache?
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CacheCrispies.configure do |config| config.etags = false config.cache_store = ActiveSupport::Cache::RedisCacheStore.new(url: ENV.fetch("REDIS_URL"), expires_in: 1.hour) end
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Hi all,
We've been happy customers of CacheCrispies and have been using
do_caching true
on some models.However now we've noticed that these models are never expired, our Redis cache keeps on growing.
I read the code and the docs just specify use
X
as caching method.What's the advice on ensuring the CacheCrispies models are expired without setting a default expiration on the full Rails cache?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: