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refactor the cache.Cache interface #161
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@buchgr: I think it makes sense to do this refactoring before attempting the action cache/sync changes. |
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Sounds about right. |
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes buchgr#161.
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Since all the proxy backends use the same copy+pasted logic to use the disk cache, refactor to put that functionality in the disk cache. This simplifies the proxy backends. Contains is now also proxied to the backend, instead of only returning whether or not the local disk cache contains the item. Fixes #161.
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I think we should refactor the cache.Cache interface. At the moment we have a single cache.Cache interface that is used both by the disk backend and the proxy backends (s3, http/gcs). The proxy backends contain the same mostly copy+pasted logic for using the local/disk backend, and just forward some calls (like Stats) directly to the local/disk backend.
Instead, we could move the duplicated logic into the disk backend, and have the disk backend make calls to an optional proxy backend. The proxy backends would then implement a smaller interface, and their code would be simpler. This in turn would make it simpler to implement action cache data integrity checks in one place (the disk backend).
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