constcachedApiResponse=awaitcache.cacheable(()=>fetch('https://github.com/'),'key',{cachePolicy:'max-age',maxAge:10000}) cache.delete(key: string): void Arguments -key: string Delete a cache for a certain key. Example cache.clear(): void ...
Then, create a new Rails template that contains just<%= csrf_meta_tags %>and tell Rails to route/csrf_meta_tags.htmlto that template. Be sure that the HTTP response headers tell Varnish not to cache this resource. Of all the techniques I outline in this post, this is the fastest and ...
@Cerber-UrsiI'm unable to reproduce that issue using the example project, with or without download enabled, with or without anpmVersionset https://github.com/node-gradle/gradle-node-plugin/blob/main/examples/simple-node/npm/build.gradle Can you open a separate issue and provide a standalone ...
static class StatsCacheLoader extends CacheLoader<StatsRequestDescriptor, StatsResponse> { @Override - public StatsResponse load(@NotNull StatsRequestDescriptor countRequestDescriptor) throws IOException { + public @NotNull StatsResponse load(@NotNull StatsRequestDescriptor countRequestDescriptor) throws IOExce...
because then you could do like rust, ruff, mypy, etc do and have a specific documentation URL to explain each (core) warning type and how you might fix them: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/error_codes https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/ https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/error_...
During the reconnect, we receive the following response ERR Client sent AUTH, but no password is set. Five seconds later, on the same connection, we see NOAUTH Authentication required. Below are both log events that indicate what's going on. Please ask your AWS/Redis team to fix the issue...
Please fix this issue. Add caching to the DefaultListableBeanFactory.getBeanNamesForType method. This is a performance hotspot for many Spring applications (like Grails). There should be caching for autowireBeanProperties and autowireByName too. Grails has caching for autowireByName in the Default...