Fix URL Caching and Optimize Cache Refreshing #5
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This pull request introduces two important changes to the codebase, both of which are aimed at improving the caching mechanism:
ForceQuery
tofalse
:We've identified an issue where URLs without query parameters were incorrectly affecting the cache key due to the presence of a question mark at the end of the URL. To resolve this issue, we've explicitly set
ForceQuery
tofalse
forc.Request().URL
. This change ensures that a URL without question mark is not different from the same URL with just a question mark at the end of it , resulting in more accurate caching behavior.We've identified a performance optimization opportunity in the cache refreshing process. Previously, the code first deleted the cache key and then attempted to fetch a new value. This sequence of operations could result in a delay in cache refreshing. To improve this, we've modified the code to refresh the cache with a new value first and then delete the old cache key. This modification results in faster cache refreshing and more consistent behavior.
These changes address two significant issues in the caching mechanism. The first change ensures that URLs with query parameters are correctly cached, and the second change optimizes the cache refreshing process for improved performance.