Master key for StaticallyCacheFor

Niklas Furberg

Vote:

Hi,

If I do something like this:

cache.Insert(
	key, 
	value,
	new CacheEvictionPolicy(
		null,
		new string[] { "otherKey" },
		new string[] { "MasterKey" },
		new TimeSpan(0, 5, 0),
		CacheTimeoutType.Absolute);

What should "MasterKey" be if I want invalidation to occur when StaticallyCacheFor is invalidated.

Regards Niklas

#177132

Apr 04, 2017 11:50

Johan Petersson

Vote:

Not clear what new string[] { "otherKey" } is here, is that the parameter cacheKeys? If that's the case, that key must already exist in the cache, otherwise just leave it empty (null).

I'm not completely sure here, but I'm pretty sure the Find cache is using IContentCacheKeyCreator.VersionKey, which is the same key output cache is using. In any case, it should be safe to use since that key is invalidated everytime content or lists are changed.

#177161

Edited, Apr 04, 2017 18:22

Johan Petersson

Vote:

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Apr 12, 2017 19:29

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Master key for StaticallyCacheFor