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I find myself needing a file-based cache for Siesta. I see that there is a branch named file-cache in the repo. It's my understanding that this is the beginning of a file caching system for Siesta, correct? Is it a dead end with serious problems, or simply unfinished work? If the latter, what still needs to be done? If it fits the requirements I have for a file cache, I could work on it and make a PR, but I'd like to know more about how you envision it working @pcantrell, and what things need to happen before it is ready to be used. Let me know!
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It is very much ready for experiments! It has a couple of subtle issues I wanted to fix before merging, but it is certainly not a dead end. On the run now, but I’ll drop some notes about those “subtle issues” when I have a little more time.
Any update on this? It is, unfortunately, not a drop-in class for the release version of the framework due to method signature changes (which are beneficial, just breaking).
Is there an updated Filecache.swift that works with latest Siesta version? I tried the one from the file-cache branch but it's giving this error in a few places:
FileCache' does not conform to protocol 'EntityCache'
I find myself needing a file-based cache for Siesta. I see that there is a branch named
file-cache
in the repo. It's my understanding that this is the beginning of a file caching system for Siesta, correct? Is it a dead end with serious problems, or simply unfinished work? If the latter, what still needs to be done? If it fits the requirements I have for a file cache, I could work on it and make a PR, but I'd like to know more about how you envision it working @pcantrell, and what things need to happen before it is ready to be used. Let me know!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: